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The phrase "pretend for" is not a complete or grammatically correct sentence in written English.
It could potentially be used as part of a longer sentence, such as "He tried to pretend for his parents that he hadn't broken the vase." In this case, "pretend for" means to act as if something is true or to put on a false appearance.
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"As an actor I pretend for a living.
"Let's pretend for a minute that you're older than me".
Let's pretend for a moment that all this is routine.
"I don't pretend for a minute to understand Cape Breton," he said.
But we shouldn't pretend for a minute that they — or we — are making any other.
I don't pretend for a moment that I have all the answers.
Honoured delegates, leaders of the world, I pretend for a living.
Call off the torturing!" Let's pretend for a moment that Isis does indeed love comedy.
"I'm not really blind," he jokes, "I just pretend for comic effect".
It's gratifying to be able to pretend for a short time".
"But we should pretend for the purposes of this story that the movie's been completely overhauled: it's leaner, tighter".
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