Mr.Lucky_One
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What's the difference between "beg...", "beg for..." and "beg of..."?
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Beg (for/of)
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I'm teaching my dog to beg.
He sits with his paws held up begging for a biscuit.
Please come quickly, I beg of you. (This is very formal.)
Rover
He sits with his paws held up begging for a biscuit.
Please come quickly, I beg of you. (This is very formal.)
Rover
Mr.Lucky_One
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Thank you, I've realized it.
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