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Khusainov Posted 11 years ago
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hi. could you help me

when we finish current project, I'll propose him to work together""
Is "propose" word suitable for the context of the sentence?
  

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Hi, I prefer to use " I'll ask him to work with me (or with us) ".

  • Hi, I prefer to use " I'll ask him to work with me (or with us) ".
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Hi,
I prefer to use " I'll ask him to work with me (or with us)
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khusainovWhen we finish current project, I'll propose that we work together on the next project.
This is the only thing I can think of that seems a reasonable guess about what you really mean.

CJ
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yes, you are right. I mean that I want we work together on the next project. thanks a lot.
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Note that "propose to someone" usually means you're interesting in marrying them!

When we finish current project, I'll propose suggest to him to that we work together.

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teechrNote that "propose to someone" usually means you're interesting in marrying them!
Nevertheless, we should keep in mind that there is a big difference between "propose to (person)" and "propose that (something happen)". I doubt there can be any confusion in the context the OP is working with.

CJ
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thanks to all. your comments are very important, I'm not interesting in marrying my colleague because he is a man)
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khusainovI'm not interesting interested in marrying my colleague ...
Just a little mistake there.
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thank you very much.

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