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Siernan Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Trust to + something

Can someone please tell me when we use 'to trust + something' and when we use 'to trust+to+something' please?

I have seen:-

He trust his instincts.

He trusts to his instincts.

She trusted to her hearing.

I trust my secretary.

Is there a rule for when we put in the preposition?

Thank you.
  

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Hi, Can someone please tell me when we use 'to trust + something' and when we use 'to trust+to+something' please? I have seen:- He trust s his instincts. He trusts to his instincts.

— Clive

  • Hi, Can someone please tell me when we use 'to trust + something' and when we use 'to trust+to+something' please?
  • I have seen:- He trust s his instincts.
  • He trusts to his instincts.
  • She trusted to her hearing.
  • I trust my secretary.
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Hi,

Can someone please tell me when we use 'to trust + something' and when we use 'to trust+to+something' please?

I have seen:-

He trusts his instincts.

He trusts to his instincts.

She trusted to her hearing.

I trust my secretary.

Is there a rule for when we
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