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When I said: he ordered to Sophie and Clem to straight the basement up for the General.
Do I have to say He ordered to Sophie and to Clem to to straight the basement up .... or I keep it like that ??
I'M not sure, because if its to Sophie and to Clem, it does a lot of ''to'' in the same sentence !
Than you for your help
Do I have to say He ordered to Sophie and to Clem to to straight the basement up .... or I keep it like that ??
I'M not sure, because if its to Sophie and to Clem, it does a lot of ''to'' in the same sentence !
Than you for your help
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Hi,. You order someone to do something . You don't order to someone to do something.
- Hi,.
- You order someone to do something .
- You don't order to someone to do something.
- He ordered Sophie and Clem to straighten the basement up for the General.
- Clive
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Hi,.
You order someone to do something.
You don't order to someone to do something.
He ordered Sophie and Clem to straighten the basement up for the General.
Clive
You order someone to do something.
You don't order to someone to do something.
He ordered Sophie and Clem to straighten the basement up for the General.
Clive
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