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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Correct conversation

Dentist: Sir, I would be happy to get recommended for braces.

Patient: Sure. I will recommend you for it.

Is it correct with the use of would?

  

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" is almost always OK. However, you have the dentist and the patient reversed. CJ

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  • " is almost always OK.
  • However, you have the dentist and the patient reversed.
  • CJ
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"I would be happy to ..." is almost always OK.

However, you have the dentist and the patient reversed.

CJ

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Dentist: Sure. I will recommend you for it.

Note that correct English here is

Dentist: Sure. I will recommend them for you.

We discussed this point in more detail in your other thread.

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