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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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All three correct?
Hi. Please tell me if any of them are correct. I believe number 1 is definitely correct, but I also believe numbers 2 and 3 are correct since what he is going to teach is clear from context. Thank you in advance for your help.
(someone speaking)
"Oh, you don't know the song. Don't worry. I'm going to (1) teach it to you. (2) teach to you. (3) teach you."
(someone speaking)
"Oh, you don't know the song. Don't worry. I'm going to (1) teach it to you. (2) teach to you. (3) teach you."
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As you say, (1) is definitely correct. (3) is acceptable but slightly inferior in this situation, in my opinion. (2) is not right.
- As you say, (1) is definitely correct.
- (3) is acceptable but slightly inferior in this situation, in my opinion.
- (2) is not right.
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As you say, (1) is definitely correct. (3) is acceptable but slightly inferior in this situation, in my opinion. (2) is not right.
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