I recommend your going there. I recommend going there I recommend you to go there. I suggest that you go there. I suggest your going there. I suggest going there I suggest you to go there. Hi, Although I found it a lot on Google, I consider each 4th is wrong. Are underlined sentences correct? Osaka, Japan Senior Member 2,805Please feel free to correct any words I write. LiJ Hi after recommend, two structures are possible. I recommend going there.(without an object) or I recommend you to go there. suggest is followed by -ing or that ..... so I suggest you to go there. is wrong. therefore "I suggest you going there." or " I suggest that you go there." are correct one. any wrong for the explain, pls advise me. Junior Member 89 Thanks. after recommend, two structures are possible.Cambridge also says recommend can take a that-clause; what do you think of it? "I suggest you going there."Can suggest take an indirect object like you? Osaka, Japan Senior Member 2,805Please feel free to correct any words I write. LiJ Hi Can you give me examples for a that-clause for recommend and indirect object for suggest? Junior Member 89 Thanks again, Mbouti. Hi Osaka, Japan Senior Member 2,805Please feel free to correct any words I write. LiJ I consider each 4th is wrong. Are underlined sentences correct?I also consider them wrong. I'm not particularly fond of the second structure illustrated in each group either. In my own speech I don't think I ever use any except the first and third. In casual speech I almost always use the first form, and without the connecting that. I [recommend / suggest] you try a different method. I [recommend / suggest] you hurry up if you don't want to be late. CJ "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche Thank you, CJ. Understand! Osaka, Japan Senior Member 2,805Please feel free to correct any words I write. LiJ | |



