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IMDJ Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Which one is correct?

They did it as free of charge / The done it as free of charge / They did it for free of charge
  

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IMDJ They did it as free of charge / The done it as free of charge / They did it for free of charge They did it for free of charge

— Elindn

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IMDJThey did it as free of charge / The done it as free of charge / They did it for free of charge

They did it for free of charge
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Hi IMDJ

I don't like any of your options. I would suggest using one of these:

- They did it free of charge.
- They did it for free.
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I did it for free would be correct too.
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Edit: "They did it for free" is also fine.
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Some people do not consider "for free" to be correct English (and strongly object to it, in fact). I merely mildly dislike it -- even though I probably use it myself. Here in the UK it would never be used in formal writing; I'm not sure how different things are in the US. There's a discussion at
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elindn
IMDJThey did it as free of charge / The done it as free of charge / They did it for free of charge



They did it for free of charge


Definitely not. As Yankee says, they did it free of charge, or they did it for free.

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