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Saunee Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

to report OR to report to

Which one is correct?

1. You are requested to report to Mr. ABC.
2. You are requested to report Mr. ABC.

Please explain.
  

Top answer

Both are correct but #2 is rather unlikely. In the first sentence the person is requested to make his presence known to Mr. ABC.

— Cool Breeze

  • Both are correct but #2 is rather unlikely.
  • In the first sentence the person is requested to make his presence known to Mr.
  • ABC.
  • In the second sentence the person is requested to make a certain fact known about Mr.
  • ABC.
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Both are correct but #2 is rather unlikely. In the first sentence the person is requested to make his presence known to Mr. ABC. In the second sentence the person is requested to make a certain fact known about Mr. ABC. For example: You are requested to report Mr. ABC missing as we haven't heard from him for a week.

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SauneeYou are requested to report to Mr. ABC.
I think you mean, for example, …report to Mr. ABC’s office, meaning you are supposed to present yourself there for a specific purpose. If you report to someone, you are under the authority of that person.
SauneeYou are requested to report Mr. ABC.
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Thanks Cool Breeze. Now i have got my doubts clear.
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please tell me how are these two sentences vary each other.
I IOVE TO PLAY.
I LOVE PLAYING.
AND PLEASE GIVE ME SOME TIPS ON HOW CAN I DIFFERENTIATE GERUND AND INFINITIVE?
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AnonymousPlease tell me how are these two sentences differ from each other.
I love to play.
I love playing.
They have the same meaning.
AnonymousA
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