the word FOR
when I want to express that I don't like this country. can I say I'm not for this country?
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yea u can say that
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The word "for" indicates agreement. To indicate that you disagree put the word "not" in front of "for".
Examples:
If someone asked you, "Would you like to live in XXXX?"
You could reply, "Yes, I'm all for it"
If you didn't like the country, follow Arucard's advice.
You can also use "for" when you talk about your favourite sports team :
Example: I go for Manchester United, what about you?
No, they're not for me. I barrack for Liverpool.
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better say this country is not for me
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