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MustAsk Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Offer you to do something

Hi

Is it weird to say

I offer 'you' to do something...

It's that 'you' I'm concerned about.

Thanks!
  

Top answer

It's not natural. Do you mean, "I offer to do something for you"?

— Fivejedjon

  • It's not natural.
  • Do you mean, "I offer to do something for you"?
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It's not natural.

Do you mean, "I offer to do something for you"?
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I actually wanted to make " I suggest you go with me" sound like an offer. I'm offering a person a chance to go with me.
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MustAskI suggest you go with me" sound like an offer"
No, it sounds like an advice of subtle warning.
MustAskI'm offering a person a chance to go with me.
Why not just say: I'd be delighted if you can go with me.
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MustAskI'm offering a person a chance to go with me.
Would you like to go with me?
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