Bruno Alves
Hello everyone, I have a doubt :(
Could you please help me ?
Context making a reservation.
What is more appropriate for the answer?
Costumer: I'd like to make a reservation.
Me: For when or when for ? > (In this sentence is my doubt, which should I choose?)
2022년 9월 15일 오후 1:01
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First of all, Bruno Alves, in English we say that you have a "question", not a "doubt" in this context. As far as your question (which we will now *answer*), native English speakers use both in conversation all the time. Some people would consider "when for" to be wrong, but the "rule" against ending in a preposition is complete nonsense. Still, "when for" could be considered more casual (and also more natural, unless we're really trying to stress the "when").
2022년 9월 15일
I've research about that but I 've also found two informal conversation at YARN english. hey said For when? Check this out:
https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/1b743f5f-3e04-400b-9d3d-51a7be62b387
https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/a104d0d7-adb8-47fc-b828-c3060840030a
2022년 9월 15일
Thank you so much :)
2022년 9월 15일
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