Is it recommend me or recommend to me?

Is it recommend me or recommend to me?

“recommend me” is incorrect, you need the indirect pronoun “to me”. And welcome to the forum, by the way!

Is it correct to say recommend to?

“I recommend you to define” is not correct, because the noun immediately following “recommend” is the direct object in standard usage.

Is it recommend to or recommend for?

to goes with the person to whom the recommendation is addressed. for goes with the position for which the person is recommended. In simpler terms, you recommend something to a person, and recommend someone for a position, or a job.

How do you use recommend?

Recommend is often used with more positive advice to tell somebody about possible benefits and advise with more negative advice to warn somebody about possible dangers: He advised reading the book before seeing the movie. I would recommend against going out on your own.

What does to recommend someone mean?

/ˌrek.əˈmend/ B1. to suggest that someone or something would be good or suitable for a particular job or purpose, or to suggest that a particular action should be done: I can recommend the chicken in mushroom sauce – it’s delicious. She has been recommended for promotion.

Would you recommend or will you recommend?

Using “will” instead of “would” recommend slightly increases scores. Using “will recommend” instead of “would recommend” had a small, statistically significant increase of 1.5\% for only one brand (Target) in our second study.

How do you say you recommend someone?

End with a final statement of recommendation.

1. You can say something like, “In short, I highly recommend Mina for this job.”
2. You might also say something like, “If you want a great worker with excellent communication skills and a strong work ethic, you can do no better than Bill.”

Is it correct to say recommend you?

recommend you to – To recommend you to . example: I can recommend you to my employer. to recommend you – To recommend you .

Is recommended to someone?

1to tell someone that something is good or useful, or that someone would be suitable for a particular job, etc. recommend somebody/something Can you recommend a good hotel? recommend somebody/something (to somebody) (for/as something) I recommend the book to all my students.

How do you say highly recommend?

“We strongly recommend people who have severe eye injuries wear protective gear at all times.”…What is another word for strongly recommend?

urge	advocate
beseech	enjoin
exhort	forcefully suggest
impel	recommend forcefully
prescribe	beg

How can I recommend something in English?

Make a suggestion You can use the words ‘suggest’ or ‘recommend’ as in the example below. I would suggest doing more of an effort. I would recommend doing this instead. Use ‘verb+ing’ after ‘suggest’ or ‘recommend’ to explain your advice to the listener.

What is meaning of I recommend you?

to suggest that someone or something would be good or suitable for a particular job or purpose, or to suggest that a particular action should be done: Can you recommend a hotel in San Francisco? [ + that clause ] I recommend that you go on a diet.

What is the difference between recommend me and recommend to me?

Why some doctors in the know no longer prescribe blood pressure drugs. Used correctly the two mean different things; the first means recommend me to someone else and the second, make a suggestion for me. Recommend me if you personally want yourself recommended. Recommend to me if someone wants you to try something that they recommend you do

What does a letter of recommendation for a job look like?

Here’s a specific example of what a completed letter may look like for a job applicant using the above framework: It is my pleasure to strongly recommend Annie Chiu for a position as a data analyst for L&Q International. I am Robert Cunningham, a regional manager at Mountain View Unlimited.

What is the structure of the phrase ‘recommend me a book’?

The structure of the phrase, “Recommend me a book,” parallels that of “Give me a book.”. Let’s look at that first. A verb such as ‘to give’ can take an indirect and a direct object. It is a ditransitive verb (see note below). 1. If the direct object precedes the indirect object, we must include ‘to’.

Is ‘recommend’ a monotransitive verb?

It is rather idiomatic to use “recommend” as a “ditransitive” verb when using “me” as an IO (even “him” for a book). However, we had better use the verb “recommend” as a “monotransitive” verb that takes only DO when using other IO’s than “me” (or him for a book).