A more helpful title would have been Request/for (Caps Lock off, please).
2 is correct. You request a cup of water, or, more informally, you ask for one.
Rover
1. REQUEST FOR. example: I request for a cup of water.
2. REQUEST. example: I request a cup of water.
Please which one is correct?
A more helpful title would have been Request/for (Caps Lock off, please).
2 is correct. You request a cup of water, or, more informally, you ask for one.
Rover
You can use for when request is a noun: I made a request for a cup of water.
Thank you both.
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Rover