"in" or '"for "? both
Here's a sentence i'm confused about-
Peter was hogging the food like he hadn't eaten "in " or "for" days.
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thansk!
'in' days means 'within a period of' and 'for' denotes duration of time. I think either are acceptable, but if the even was in the past I would nudge towards 'in days'.
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