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Ben9108 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

To be provided~~urgent

I would be grateful if someone can help me to resolve my grammar issue.

1. Training are requested to provide for our easy operation.

2. Training are requested to be provided for our easy operation.

Which sentance is correct?
  

Top answer

I think what is intended is Training is requested to enable (or facilitate) our easy operation (of the machine, for example). Sentence number 1 comes closest. To provide for is similar to to enable or to facilitate .

— Anonymous

  • I think what is intended is Training is requested to enable (or facilitate) our easy operation (of the machine, for example).
  • Sentence number 1 comes closest.
  • To provide for is similar to to enable or to facilitate .
  • In sentence 1, provide for is a phrasal verb, similar to enable .
  • In sentence 2, provide stands alone.
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I think what is intended is Training is requested to enable (or facilitate) our easy operation (of the machine, for example).

Sentence number 1 comes closest. To provide for is similar to to enable or to facilitate.

In sentence 1, prov
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1. Training is requested to provide for our easy operation. Not OK.


2. Training is/was requested to be provided for our easy operation [of what? of the machine, etc]. OK, with my change to is/was.
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