[Grammar] Take something for somebody to do something else.

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Mr.Lucky_One

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I'd like to know whether the construction from the title is correct.
May I say "It takes an hour for me to get to job." instead of "It takes me an hour to get to job."?
 
I'd say 'It takes me an hour to get to work.'
 
Or "My commute is an hour [long]."
 
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