I wouldn't use either, but others may.
Is this true that 'I need for you to do it." the same as 'I need you to do it.'? This is so new but I think so. What do you teachers think about it? Thank you so much in advance.
P.S How about 'I want for you to help me' and 'I want you to help me'?
Last edited by sky3120; 11-Nov-2012 at 13:01.
I wouldn't use either, but others may.
I wouldn't use "for" in either of those.
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I have heard and read these constructions in dialogues in American film, crime novels and TV series.
Our US friends will comment on their use in daily conversation in AmE.
Rover