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Hanuman_2000 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Promise
Hello,
1. She promised me to buy a car.
Is the above sentence correct?
2. She promised to buy a car to me.
The meaning of the (2) is the same as (1).
Thanks.
1. She promised me to buy a car.
Is the above sentence correct?
2. She promised to buy a car to me.
The meaning of the (2) is the same as (1).
Thanks.
Top answer
Neither is natural; #2 is not possible. — She promised to buy me a new car. She promised me that she would buy a new car.
- Neither is natural; #2 is not possible.
- — She promised to buy me a new car.
- She promised me that she would buy a new car.
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Neither is natural; #2 is not possible. Which do you mean?—
She promised to buy me a new car.
She promised me that she would buy a new car.
She promised to buy me a new car.
She promised me that she would buy a new car.
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