Qingqing Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
About "for there to be"
I am told that "there being" follows a preposition except "for". After the preposition "for", we should use "for there to be". eg. "They planned for there to be a family party."
But what about the following two sentences:
1. I am sorry for there being some errors in my post.
2. As for the reason for there being no final diagnosis to the suspected case, Hall said it was very difficult diagnose SARS.
But what about the following two sentences:
1. I am sorry for there being some errors in my post.
2. As for the reason for there being no final diagnosis to the suspected case, Hall said it was very difficult diagnose SARS.
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Qingqing I am told that "there being" follows a preposition except "for". After the preposition "for", we should use "for there to be". eg.
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QingqingI am told that "there being" follows a preposition except "for". After the preposition "for", we should use "for there to be". eg. "They planned for there to be a family party."
But what about the following two sentences:
1. I am sorry for there being some errors in my post.
2. As for the reason for there being no final di
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Hi,
These two expressions sound normal to me. I say them , and Google gives -
for there being 144,000 hits
for there to be 2 million hits
Best wishes, Clive
These two expressions sound normal to me. I say them , and Google gives -
for there being 144,000 hits
for there to be 2 million hits
Best wishes, Clive
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Qingqing
I am told that "there being" follows a preposition except "for". After the preposition "for", we should use "for there to be". eg. "They planned for there to be a family party."
But what about the following two sentences:
1. I am sorry for there being some errors in my post.
2. As for the reason for there being no fin
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Welkins2139A little help if I may:
In my opinion, none of the setences is correct. I never seen a setence with " for there being " or " for there to be "
In my opinion, none of the sentences is correct. I have never seen a sen
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MilkyIn my opinion, none of the sentences is correct. I never seen a sentence with "for there being" or "for there to be".I never saw / I've never seen