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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
What is difference?
1.we are going to introduce you to the format of our podcast.
2.we are going to introduce the format of our podcast to you.
2.we are going to introduce the format of our podcast to you.
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Nothing beyond the obvious: introduce A to B / introduce B to A. You can structure the sentence either way in this case, and I see no significant difference in intent.
- Nothing beyond the obvious: introduce A to B / introduce B to A.
- You can structure the sentence either way in this case, and I see no significant difference in intent.
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Nothing beyond the obvious: introduce A to B / introduce B to A. You can structure the sentence either way in this case, and I see no significant difference in intent.
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i actually want to know which one is correct ?
1. introduce something to someone
or
2. introduce someone to something
i think it isnt correct to introduce someone to something because when we introduce "a" to "b" we say : "b" , this is "a".
can you please explain it to me?
1. introduce something to someone
or
2. introduce someone to something
i think it isnt correct to introduce someone to something because when we introduce "a" to "b" we say : "b" , this is "a".
can you please explain it to me?
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