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Erroranalysis Posted 13 years ago
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requested him to/requested from him to
a) I needed those documents urgently. So I requested HIM TO send them to me.
b) I needed those documents urgently. So I requested THEM FROM him.
c) I needed those documents urgently. So I requested FROM him to send them to me.
Can you say c)?
Or are a) and b) the only correct options?
b) I needed those documents urgently. So I requested THEM FROM him.
c) I needed those documents urgently. So I requested FROM him to send them to me.
Can you say c)?
Or are a) and b) the only correct options?
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erroranalysis Can you say c)? No. Of the three, only a) and b) are possible.
- erroranalysis Can you say c)?
- No.
- Of the three, only a) and b) are possible.
- CJ
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erroranalysisCan you say c)?No. Of the three, only a) and b) are possible.
CJ
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Being the subjunctivist that I am, I'd be quite happy to say "... I requested that he send them to me."
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