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Johnleo Posted 19 years ago
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It is "for sb to do sth", right?
0 "They want to provide the environment and devices for you actually interact with this kind of technologies." 02 br
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00 Is there any problem with the above sentence? 02 br
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00 "provide sth for sb do sth", Is that correct? or should we add a "to" between "sb" and "do"? 02 br
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00 Is there any problem with the above sentence? 02 br
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00 "provide sth for sb do sth", Is that correct? or should we add a "to" between "sb" and "do"? 02 br
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" This kind=singular. 0-
- " This kind=singular.
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0 Yes, you need to add 'to'. 02 br
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00 "..for you 01 b 00 to 02 b 00 actually interact with this kind of 01 b 00 technology 02 b 00 ." This kind=singular. These kinds =plural. 0-
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00 "..for you 01 b 00 to 02 b 00 actually interact with this kind of 01 b 00 technology 02 b 00 ." This kind=singular. These kinds =plural. 0-
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