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How do you explain to a person for whom English is a second language that in the below sentence, he should use 'me' and not "I" and the 'for' can be omitted?

Would you like for I to send it to you as a PDF?

I suggested he write "Would you like me to send it to you as a PDF?"
 

2 years ago

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Identify the sentence with correct use of the past continuous tense:
A I will be finished my work soon.
B We had eaten when she arrived.
C She was reading a book when the phone rang.
D They have been waiting for the train.