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- 01-Jun-2010, 08:40 #1
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use of preposition with 'introduce' Which of the following is better in BrE:
introduce you the basic ways how to use...
or
introduce to you the basic ways how to use...
Thanks in advanceLast edited by marenparn; 01-Jun-2010 at 09:04.
- 01-Jun-2010, 09:23 #2
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Re: use of preposition with 'introduce' introduce the basics to you
- 01-Jun-2010, 11:57 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: use of preposition with 'introduce' Well this changes the sentence.
Originally Posted by corum 
You wouldn't say, eg 'introduce the basics of how to use a knife to you' or would you?
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