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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I need it for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to specify the purpose or reason for needing something. Example: "I need your laptop for the presentation tomorrow."
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What would I need it for?
Also, I need it for safety.
I need it for... taping some things".
"I need it for food," she said.
Do I need it for my chosen university course?
"I need it for the handful of people who don't have answering machines," he said.
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"I realized I needed it for grad school".
I needed it for a week and a day.
"I thought I needed it for the song, but I was never that comfortable with it.
I had to lie and say I needed it for my editorial work".
I was really offended and explained that the filmmaker gave me the DVD and I needed it for a project.
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