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Seraphin Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
to provide sb with sth
Googlebooks finds many examples where they use " provide me the information ( I seek/need to know ) ".
However, I thought the correct use of the expression should be " provide me WITH the information (I seek/need to know) "
Are both expressions acceptable now?
Thanks
However, I thought the correct use of the expression should be " provide me WITH the information (I seek/need to know) "
Are both expressions acceptable now?
Thanks
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Hi, Yes. Although I favour 'with', and I think it is a lot more common. Clive
- Hi, Yes.
- Although I favour 'with', and I think it is a lot more common.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes. Although I favour 'with', and I think it is a lot more common.
Clive
Yes. Although I favour 'with', and I think it is a lot more common.
Clive
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