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Example:

Speaker A: “I’m not here to catch you.”

Speaker B: “Then to do what?”

I thought it was common phrase. But Google tells me the opposite.

If it's not common, what's a better alternative?

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What I would expect here would be:

Speaker A: “I’m not here to catch you.”
Speaker B: “Then what are you here for?”

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    +1, though I would probably say why instead of what...for.
    – Dan
    Commented Aug 6, 2017 at 11:15

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