I know that "I will tell it to you" is an idiomatic way to say, but what about "I will tell it you"? Is it acceptable?
Nitpicking is not answering.***NOT A TEACHER***
No. You might also say "I will tell you about it", or simply, "I will tell you".I know that "I will tell it to you" is an idiomatic way to say but what about "I will tell it you." Is it acceptable?
Nitpicking is not answering.
I prefer to be corrected by those who address my questions and not by those who want to show off. Others answered much better.But it is providing help. In this case, helping you finish the sentence with the missing question mark. Note that Odessa is not a native speaker of English. Maybe Odessa did not know the answer, or did not want to risk giving you one that was wrong, but spotted your mistake (or slip of the finger).
Writing properly is encouraged here, as you already know. That includes (among other things) correct capitalization and punctuation.
My suggestion: if it bothers you to be corrected, please ignore such posts in the future. Answering as you did is, in my opinion, inelegant.
I prefer to be corrected by those who address my questions and not by those who want to show off. Others answered much better.
I prefer to be corrected by those who address my questions and not by those who want to show off. Others answered much better.
I prefer to be corrected by those who address my questions and not by those who want to show off. Others answered much better.