You might stay with me more than a week OR You might stay with me 'for' more than a week?
Which one is correct? I think the second one is correct. But I usually sat it without for. Is for really mandatory in the sentence?

Thanks a lot for your help!
Hyunwook

Question

You might stay with me more than a week OR You might stay with me 'for' more than a week?
Which one is correct? I think the second one is correct. But I usually sat it without for. Is for really mandatory in the sentence?

Thanks a lot for your help!
Hyunwook

Answer

Both are acceptable, I'd say.

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Both would make your meaning clear to the listener.. But it is quite a formal way of saying this in English.. so if you are speaking to a friend I would say to be informal.. 'You are welcome to stay for more than one week'

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