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Jan 29, 2023 · We say add something to something. Suggest should be followed by a gerund (setting), not an infinitive.
Nov 16, 2009 · Hi, I am asking why the form suggest sb. to do sth is wrong? Are there some other verbs used in the same way and are there any rules to recognize these verbs? Thank you. I suggest that you call before e...
Usually, it's suggest doing something, or suggest that someone do/does something, or should do something. Yeah, I know it's complicated so some good context can help. Anyway, I would suggest that you rewrite your init...
When using the verb “suggest,” you can structure your sentence in a couple of different ways, particularly when indicating recommendations or advice. Two common constructions are: 1. “Suggest” Followed by Gerund’s Sub...
Jan 16, 2024 · When offering a proposal or recommendation, the verb “suggest” can be followed by another verb. However, English speakers often mix up whether to use “suggest doing” or “suggest to do.” This guidance wi...
To suggest is only used transitively with an object that is suggested. "He suggested the book as the best one to read". Otherwise, use suggested (that),as @Strewth says. A similar verb to this is recommend.... Was thi...
Nov 29, 2024 · 'Suggest to do' is used when the verb following 'to' is an infinitive, while 'suggest doing' is used when the verb following 'doing' is a gerund. The choice between the two depends on the verb that foll...
