what is the difference?

[eddy143]

Goodday all, Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year!!

Please could someone cite out if any of the sentences is wrong or if there is any difference in meaning between them; And if they are right, what situations can we use them?
Question: How long do you usually sleep?
1--I usually sleep about two hours.
2--I usually sleep for about two hours.

Best Regards.

[5jj]

There is no difference between them; both are fine.

[Raymott]

Goodday all, Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year!!

Please could someone cite out if any of the sentences is wrong or if there is any difference in meaning between them; And if they are right, what situations can we use them?
Question: How long do you usually sleep?
1--I usually sleep about two hours.
2--I usually sleep for about two hours.

Best Regards.

"cite out" is rather ugly. Where did you hear that?
If you're talking about two things, you should use "either of", not "any of".

I agree. They mean the same.