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Quaerereverum Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Offere
Hello,
If I say, '' She offeres him to type his paper.'' is my sentence correct?
should the verb offere be treated like normal verb? I mean '' verb +to''.
Thank you for your reply.
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Your sentence is incorrect. " There's no difference in meaning between the two.
- Your sentence is incorrect.
- " There's no difference in meaning between the two.
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Your sentence is incorrect.
You could say "She offered to type his paper." or "She offered to type his paper for him."
There's no difference in meaning between the two.
You could say "She offered to type his paper." or "She offered to type his paper for him."
There's no difference in meaning between the two.
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