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I would recommend to somebody that he do something, but the thing that I recommend is the action itself: I would recommend going to Urumqi. I would recommend that to anyone who asked. I would recommend going to Urumqi to anyone who asked. Thanks for giving me advice. But there seems to be controversy over this issue among you native speakers of ...
Recommend and explain are equally good examples of verbs that will not work in this way. In both cases, only the thing being recommmended/explained can be the direct object. The person to whom this is being recommended or explained will require a preposition. Explain English grammar to me. OK Explain me English grammar. Not OK Recommend a book ...
Hi there, I always thought the recommend clause would be as in “I recommend (that) you go there” or “I recommend it” or “ I recommend going there”. However, the other day I heard an English native saying “I recommend people coming to this shop with their student ID so they can get a 20%...
Hi everyone, i want to know whether the use o "recommend" is ok or not in this sentence: "I am buying the ones that they recommended to me in the school" thanks in advance
For recommend: the pattern is much as above, except that: "Recommended him to exercise" isn't an option, as it has a different meaning Americans don't like the indicative, they use the subjunctive more. CONCLUSION – as a general rule for all verbs of this sort, for international use: Use "to + verb" if you can. If not, use "should".
Kiavi - Would you recommend them? Melissa Barnes Poster Flipper/Rehabber Oakland, CA Posted over 3 years ago
Hello forummates! I have come across this phrase in a english grammar exercise: "I recommend you take a tour through the desert". And I wonder if it shouldn`t be: "I recommend you to take a tour through the dessert". Or is it that we can use both of them?. Then what would be the difference...
A lot of them begin with these words: "I recommend me to you" or "I commend unto you" (eg. I recommend me to your high lordship, with heart and body and all my poor might) I am not sure if this just means something like "I am writing to you" or the meaning is more intense, like "I give up myself to your will" or smth like that.
I recommend me to you / I commend unto you - WordReference Forums
Hi ! When will you use "Recommend + V" and "Recommend + ing"? Which form is the most correct? Thanks a lot
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