For "sale", NOT for "sell" which is a verb

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[BeYOndGoOd&EviL]

说出了心声啊

 

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高深的英文题

 

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高深的英文题

It might be.

http://bbs.comefromchina.com/forum95/thread536546.html

http://bbs.comefromchina.com/forum95/thread500738.html

 

[Niles]

For sell = For sale (No grammatical error)

In the dictionary, sell is ALSO a noun, meaning the act of selling. So, there is no error on saying, "For Sell."

See the Webster dictionary:

Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster Online

 

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In the dictionary, sell is ALSO a noun, meaning the act of selling. So, there is no error on saying, "For Sell."

See the Webster dictionary:

Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster Online

Yes, it was used as a noun in the 15th-18th centuries or in other languages (selle, sella) other than in English.

So, I bet If it was used in an English test today, it would be marked as an error. I did Google "for sell" and this was the only entry appeared on the first few screens:
for sell