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Talab1234 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Share or send
1. Share with me your thoughts.
2. Share your thoughts with me.
3. Share with me the files.
4. Share the files with me.
5. Send me the files.
6. Send to me the files.
7. Send the files to me.
Are these all correct sentences?
2. Share your thoughts with me.
3. Share with me the files.
4. Share the files with me.
5. Send me the files.
6. Send to me the files.
7. Send the files to me.
Are these all correct sentences?
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talab1234 Are these all correct sentences? No. See my answer in the other thread.
- talab1234 Are these all correct sentences?
- No.
- See my answer in the other thread.
- Send is ditransitive.
- Share is not ditransitive.
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talab1234Are these all correct sentences?
No. See my answer in the other thread.
Send is ditransitive.
Share is not ditransitive.
The correct sentences are 2, 4, 5, and 7.
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talab1234Are these all correct sentences?
No. You can't put a prepositional phrase (with me, to me) — or any other words — before the object(s) of a sentence. That means it's always 'share (something) with (someone)', in that order. (There are very few exceptions to this rule.)
Other examples:
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