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이강이 Posted 8 years ago
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A warning that wild plants give to us correct? or incorrect?
Hi, I really want to know
if this phrase is correct!
a warning that wild plants give to us
or
a warning that wild plants give us
which one is incorrect?
if the first one is right, let me know why... thanks.
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Those are both possible. The person to which something is given can be indicated with the preposition "to", or as an indirect object, without the preposition: wild plants give a warning to us wild plants give us a warning
- Those are both possible.
- The person to which something is given can be indicated with the preposition "to", or as an indirect object, without the preposition: wild plants give a warning to us wild plants give us a warning
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Those are both possible.
The person to which something is given can be indicated with the preposition "to", or as an indirect object, without the preposition:
wild plants give a warning to us
wild plants give us a warning
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