ChessEnthusiast
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- Oct 27, 2016
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- Polish
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Does the preposition change the meaning of this sentence? Is it required or even possible to use?
As a thoroughbred customer I carve (for) reality.
Having read a chapter from her novel, everyone carved for more.
As a thoroughbred customer I carve (for) reality.
Having read a chapter from her novel, everyone carved for more.