wotcha
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jun 29, 2010
- Member Type
- English Teacher
- Native Language
- Korean
- Home Country
- South Korea
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- South Korea
I know that oppose can take object directly since it is a transitive verb
but this morning I found below sentence on the web, ESL site by a Korean teacher!
'I strongly oppose to school violence'
Is the above sentence grammatical?
I think we don't need 'to' in there.
Also i think we can say
'I'm strongly opposed to school violence'.
Please brighten me up.
but this morning I found below sentence on the web, ESL site by a Korean teacher!
'I strongly oppose to school violence'
Is the above sentence grammatical?
I think we don't need 'to' in there.
Also i think we can say
'I'm strongly opposed to school violence'.
Please brighten me up.