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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

recommend me to/recommend me doing?

Is it correct to say: 'What would you recommend me to cook with?'
If not, how about 'What would you recommend me cooking with?
Thanks a lot^.^
  

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^ Those may be used in some regions, but the only grammatical pattern with "recommend" that I use and that I hear is "recommend that": What would you recommend that I cook with? The same is true for "suggest". CJ

— CalifJim

  • ^ Those may be used in some regions, but the only grammatical pattern with "recommend" that I use and that I hear is "recommend that": What would you recommend that I cook with?
  • The same is true for "suggest".
  • CJ
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Anonymous Is it correct to say: 'What would you recommend me to cook with?'If not, how about 'What would you recommend me cooking with?Thanks a lot^.^
Those may be used in some regions, but the only grammatical pattern with "recommend" that I use and that I hear is "recommend that":

What would you recommend that I cook with?

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The patterns I know are:
Recommend something to someone.
Recommend that someone do something.
Recommend doing something.
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4444mvRecommend doing something.
Right. If Anonymous is willing to leave out "me", he can use this one as well.

What would you recommend cooking with?

CJ
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