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- 16-Apr-2011, 14:40 #1
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The cabbie asked （for）my destination. The cabbie asked （for）my destination after I got in.
Is 'for' commonly there in this context?
- 16-Apr-2011, 15:26 #2
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Teacher Re: The cabbie asked （for）my destination. Yes.
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- 16-Apr-2011, 19:45 #3
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Teacher Re: The cabbie asked （for）my destination. 'The cabbie asked where I wanted to go after I got in.'
In reality, the cabbie wouldn't need to ask that - you'd tell him first where you wanted to go.
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