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Park sang joon Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Tom offered Jack to take [him] into his company.
1. Tom offered Jack to take him into his company.
I saw the sentence in my reference book for major verbs.
I'd like to know whom "him" indicates?"Tom" or "Jack."
Thank you in advance for your help.
I saw the sentence in my reference book for major verbs.
I'd like to know whom "him" indicates?"Tom" or "Jack."
Thank you in advance for your help.
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It is a bad sentence. I'm not sure whether it is trying to say something about a job offer or an offer of companionship, but in any case it is not written correctly.
- It is a bad sentence.
- I'm not sure whether it is trying to say something about a job offer or an offer of companionship, but in any case it is not written correctly.
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It is a bad sentence. I'm not sure whether it is trying to say something about a job offer or an offer of companionship, but in any case it is not written correctly.
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