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Silak12 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Refering to/giving the reference?

Hi! everyone.Could you tell me what is the difference between these? Are these same in meaning?
Scenario-:I am talking to my friend.
I am referring to a man who...
I refer to a man who...
I refer you to a man....
I am making reference to a man who....
I am giving a reference of a man who....
Thanks!.
  

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i refer to a man means you are directing the listeners attention to a person. i refer you to a man means you are directing the listener to a person, where he may find the information or any other thing which he needs.

— Ravi shankar 4359

  • i refer to a man means you are directing the listeners attention to a person.
  • i refer you to a man means you are directing the listener to a person, where he may find the information or any other thing which he needs.
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i refer to a man means you are directing the listeners attention to a person.
i refer you to a man means you are directing the listener to a person, where he may find the information or any other thing which he needs.
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And what about these-I am making reference to a man who....
I am giving a reference of a man who....
Thanks!
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