PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
I've been in
Please proofread this sentence for me.
I've been in Mississippi(for) a year and I'm really getting used to the slow pace lifestyle rather than the fast pace crowded life of New York.
Do I have to include (for)?
I've been in Mississippi(for) a year and I'm really getting used to the slow pace lifestyle rather than the fast pace crowded life of New York.
Do I have to include (for)?
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PreciousJones Please proofread this sentence for me. I've been in Mississippi (for) a year and I'm really getting used to the slow pace lifestyle rather than the fast pace crowded life of New York. Do I have to include (for) ?
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PreciousJonesPlease proofread this sentence for me.
I've been in Mississippi(for) a year and I'm really getting used to the slow pace lifestyle rather than the fast pace crowded life of New York.
Do I have to include (for)?
I do think you have to, at least in formal written English, because your first sentence is in present
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