Asked by rfvv

1. Dig a hold 2 feet deep.
2. Dig a hole for 2 feet deep.
(Are both OK? Is 'for' omitted in Sentence 1?)
Answered by Ms. Sue
The first is correct (dig a hole).

The second isn't right.

Answered by rfvv
1. Dig a hole 2 feet deep.
2. Dig a hole for 2 feet deep.
(Are both OK? Is 'for' omitted in Sentence 1?)

Sorry..spelling mistake...Shouldn't we use 'for'?
Answered by Ms. Sue
We don't use "for" in this construction.

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