Examples of 'me for a favour' in a sentence
Meaning of "me for a favour"
This phrase is an informal way of asking someone to do something for you. It implies a request or favor seeking assistance or help from the person addressed. By using 'me' instead of 'you,' the speaker is expressing their need or desire for the favor and seeking a positive response. This phrase is commonly used in casual conversations and may vary in tone and formality depending on the context
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me for a favour
I must be in a dream if you are asking me for a favour.
She asked me for a favour.
Except she said that one day the universe would ask me for a favour.
They asked me for a favour.
Then the most powerful woman in Manhattan asked me for a favour.
You asking me for a favour.
How dare you come here empty-handed and ask me for a favour.
He asks me for a favour.
Professor is a friend . He asked me for a favour.
He willed it to me for a favour I would done him.
I insisted it was my last job. An old friend had asked me for a favour.
My mom asked me for a favour.
I came here because Mitch and Murray asked me to . They asked me for a favour.
You also asked me for a favour.
Ask me for a favour sometime, will you?
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And so you have come to me for a favour.
He gave it to me for a favour I would done him.
An old friend had asked me for a favour.
Than come to me for a favour now, wouldn't you? You would rather eat roofin' nails.
He just asked me for a favour.
Lenny's at the top working his way down. Listen, Derek's asked me for a favour.
Eun Hye asked me for a favour.
You know, one day, you might call upon me for a favour.
How could he ask me for a favour like that?
Now I'm going to ask you for one. You asked me for a favour.
He gave it to me for a favour I'd done him.
You're welcome. You know, one day, you might call upon me for a favour.
He willed that lighter to me for a favour I would done him.
You would rather eat roofing nails than come to me for a favour now, wouldn't you?
He willed it to me for a favour I'd done him.
You would rather eat roofing ' nails than come to me for a favour now, would not you?
He willed that lighter to me for a favour I'd done him.
You, in the future, asked me for a favour.
Sullivan came to me for a favour.
Aunt Sarah asked me for a favour.
Um, Aunt Sarah asked me for a favour.
Listen, Derek 's asked me for a favour.
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