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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
The difference between "introduction to" and "introduction of"
Hello!
I've just started studying English. My teacher uses "introduction to Something" with the same meaning with "introduction of Sth".
I wonder whether"introduction OF Sth" and "introduction TO Somebody" should be exacter.
Would you mind you help me clarify my wonder?
I've just started studying English. My teacher uses "introduction to Something" with the same meaning with "introduction of Sth".
I wonder whether"introduction OF Sth" and "introduction TO Somebody" should be exacter.
Would you mind you help me clarify my wonder?
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Hello! My teacher uses "introduction to Something" instead of "introduction of Sth". I wonder whether"introduction OF Sth" and "introduction TO Somebody" should be exacter.
- Hello!
- My teacher uses "introduction to Something" instead of "introduction of Sth".
- I wonder whether"introduction OF Sth" and "introduction TO Somebody" should be exacter.
- Would you mind you help me clarify this?
- Hope to get your reply!
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Hello!
My teacher uses "introduction to Something" instead of "introduction of Sth".
I wonder whether"introduction OF Sth" and "introduction TO Somebody" should be exacter.
Would you mind you help me clarify this?
Hope to get your reply!
Thanks so much.[L]
My teacher uses "introduction to Something" instead of "introduction of Sth".
I wonder whether"introduction OF Sth" and "introduction TO Somebody" should be exacter.
Would you mind you help me clarify this?
Hope to get your reply!
Thanks so much.[L]
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Hi, Both [to] and [of] can be used depending on the contexts.
"Introduction To Basis Computer" is the title of the book.
The introduction of advanced machinery in China's agriculture industry has tremendously improved the harvest and the quality of live for millions of Chinese farmers.
"Introduction To Basis Computer" is the title of the book.
The introduction of advanced machinery in China's agriculture industry has tremendously improved the harvest and the quality of live for millions of Chinese farmers.
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I agree with D.
Note that when we use the verb form, we definitely wouldn't use "of."
Today I'm going to introduce you to subtraction.
Today I'm going to introduce subtraction to you.
We'll now proceed with the introduction of someone you've been waiting to meet.
("To" is possible here, but unlikely.)
The introduction of/to long division will begin ne
Note that when we use the verb form, we definitely wouldn't use "of."
Today I'm going to introduce you to subtraction.
Today I'm going to introduce subtraction to you.
We'll now proceed with the introduction of someone you've been waiting to meet.
("To" is possible here, but unlikely.)
The introduction of/to long division will begin ne
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Your teacher's use is natural. 'Of' is a default preposition often used by learners when they are not aware of the more usual preposition native speakers choose.
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I wonder if you could let me know if it is possible for me to use - "Introduction of Mr. Ben to the office staff" as a title.
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