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'Request' versus 'Request for'



 
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'Request' versus 'Request for' #1 (permalink) Mon Nov 06, 2006 13:28 pm   'Request' versus 'Request for'		  
Hi

Once Amy told me the difference between 'Request' and 'Request for'. I really can't seem to remember that at all. Could you please explain that again? Is the following sentence correct with for?

1- Could I request for a few more examples?

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'Request' versus 'Request for' #2 (permalink) Mon Nov 06, 2006 13:31 pm   'Request' versus 'Request for'		  
Hi Tom

I hope examples will serve as an adequate explanation:

- Could I request a few more examples? (request = verb)

- Could I make a request for a few more examples? (request = noun)

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