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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Tend to/attend

Does any of these sentences make sense:


a) "The people who tend to us at banks are quite nice."


b) "The people who attended us at banks are quite nice."



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Christine Christie Do either of these sentences make sense ? " They're understandable but not natural. The people who attend to us at banks are quite nice.

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  • Christine Christie Do either of these sentences make sense ?
  • " They're understandable but not natural.
  • The people who attend to us at banks are quite nice.
  • The tellers at our bank are quite nice.
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Christine Christie

Do either of these sentences make sense?

a) "The people who tend to us at banks are quite nice."

b) "The people who attended us at banks are quite nice."


They're understandable but not natural

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