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Writingtosms Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

I propose you (a wedding proposal)

Hi

I came across this sentence printed on a flyer: "I propose you", and I feel there's something off about it.

Should it be "I propose to you" or something else? Is this a sentence native speakers use? If so, please help me understand at least one such scenario.


Thank you

  

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writingtosms I came across this sentence printed on a flyer: "I propose you", and I feel there's something off about it. Yes, there is something off about it. It doesn't make any sense.

— CalifJim

  • writingtosms I came across this sentence printed on a flyer: "I propose you", and I feel there's something off about it.
  • Yes, there is something off about it.
  • It doesn't make any sense.
  • Maybe it was a typo.
  • They forgot the "to".
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writingtosmsI came across this sentence printed on a flyer: "I propose you", and I feel there's something off about it.

Yes, there is something off about it. It doesn't make any sense.

Maybe it was a typo. They forgot the "to".

CJ

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