If i say "i need a ride for 5" what time would you pick me up
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Replying to @SamOnWebcam
Thank you. My mom thinks that means "i'll pick you up at 5"
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Replying to @ExciIed @SamOnWebcam
I would absolutely think you mean being picked up at 5
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Replying to @MackChabot @SamOnWebcam
ITS LITERALLY JUST THE SHORTENED VERSION OF "I NEED TO BE AT _ FOR 5"
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Replying to @ExciIed @SamOnWebcam
That's when the ride begins. At 5. That's what you're asking for. If you said "I have to be somewhere for 5", that's different.
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Replying to @MackChabot @SamOnWebcam
The keyword is "for 5" not "at" i need a ride to someplace *for* this time
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Replying to @ExciIed @SamOnWebcam
No. I would assume your "for" is referring to the ride, not the destination. Therefore the ride would be at 5
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In addition, why would I assume 4:30 how long does your ride take? Idk. But I do know when your ride starts. At 5
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4:30 because you get there early and dont have to worry about being late
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