Aamir Tariq
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- Urdu
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- Pakistan
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- Pakistan
We normally use "demand for" in phrases like
"There is a growing demand for automobiles in Pakistan."
"They demanded for a raise in their salaries."
What preposition is more suitable when we have to use it with a personal pronoun or a name, like
(Note that here we are using demand as a verb)
Tell me about the natural way of saying the same thing.
Regards,
Aamir the Global Citizen
"There is a growing demand for automobiles in Pakistan."
"They demanded for a raise in their salaries."
What preposition is more suitable when we have to use it with a personal pronoun or a name, like
- She demanded more money from David.
- She demanded for more money from David.
- She demanded David more money.
- She demanded David for more money.
- She demanded from David more money.
- She demanded from David for more money.
(Note that here we are using demand as a verb)
Tell me about the natural way of saying the same thing.
Regards,
Aamir the Global Citizen
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