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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Provide vs. provide with sth; provide to vs. provide for
A. I provide our clients with useful information.
B. I provide our clients useful information.
C. I provide useful information for our clients.
D. I provide useful information to our clients.
1. Which of the sentences above are correct?
2. If A and B are both possible, what is the difference between "provide" and "provide with" something?
3. If C and D are both possible as well, what is the difference between "provide for" and "provide to"?
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
B. I provide our clients useful information.
C. I provide useful information for our clients.
D. I provide useful information to our clients.
1. Which of the sentences above are correct?
2. If A and B are both possible, what is the difference between "provide" and "provide with" something?
3. If C and D are both possible as well, what is the difference between "provide for" and "provide to"?
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
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Anonymous A. I provide our clients with useful information. B.
- Anonymous A.
- I provide our clients with useful information.
- B.
- I provide our clients useful information.
- C.
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AnonymousA. I provide our clients with useful information.A and C are correct.
B. I provide our clients useful information.
C. I provide useful information for our clients.
D. I provide useful information to our clients.
CB
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Thank you, CB, for the answers.
I wonder why "provide to" in D is not correct in my original example. I once read from a newspaper something like the following:
They provide assistance to the homeless.
Do you think it should have read "...provide assistance for..."?
If "...provide assistance to..." is also possible, d
I wonder why "provide to" in D is not correct in my original example. I once read from a newspaper something like the following:
They provide assistance to the homeless.
Do you think it should have read "...provide assistance for..."?
If "...provide assistance to..." is also possible, d
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Hello,
Could someone please help me with the questions on my last post before this? I wonder if "provide to" is also correct. If so, is there any difference from "provide from"? Thank you.
Could someone please help me with the questions on my last post before this? I wonder if "provide to" is also correct. If so, is there any difference from "provide from"? Thank you.
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Hi,
I try to show its intrinsic logic language in them.
A. I provide our clients with useful information. ------
here [with] employed to stress the two things:
1. the clients are provided to be with useful information;
2. and the clients are useful or necessary for doing something;
---it is good
B. I provide our clients useful informat
I try to show its intrinsic logic language in them.
A. I provide our clients with useful information. ------
here [with] employed to stress the two things:
1. the clients are provided to be with useful information;
2. and the clients are useful or necessary for doing something;
---it is good
B. I provide our clients useful informat
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A. I provide our clients with useful information. --
here [with] employed to stress the two things:
1. the clients are provided to be with useful information;
2. and the clients are useful or necessary for doing something;
---it is good
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Hi,
There is a misplace
here [with] employed to stress the two things:
1. the clients are provided to be with useful information;
2. and the clients are useful or necessary for doing something;
---it is good
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Hi,
There is a misplace
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