is it correct to say i demand for a bag of rice
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Date: 30/12/2014
Subject: Re: demand for
Thanks for stopping by. "Demand" whenever used as a verb does not take the preposition "for". It is not correct to say I demand "for" a bag of rice.
But when used as a noun, the preposition "for" is obligatory to be there.
See more here: https://languageclinic.webnode.com/news/demand-for-request-for-order-for/
Regards.
Date: 07/09/2013
Subject: this is off record
is this correct or this is off the record which is correct
