0Dear Teachers02br 02br 00I've been doing some searching on EnglishForward.com about the use of "recommend" i did found some reference but there seems to be some unclarity that i want to ask02br 02br 00I know that one can't use:01font00 I recommend me/him/her/them/us/you (objective pronoun) to ask them about the matter02font00 (some people say this is acceptable,is it true?)AND01font00 I recommend me/him/her/them/us a good hostel 02font00 (AM I right?)02br 02br 00One can say: 01font00I recommend he/she/they/you (subjective pronoun) ask them about the matter02font00 AND01font00 I recommend that he/she/they/you ask about the matter02font00 (AM I right?)02br 02br 00Can I say: I recommend a good hostel to them/her/him02br 02br 00 What kind of product would you recommend me for my type of skin?02br 02br 00 Would you recommend me to a friend?02br 02br 00 What course would you recommend me to take? 02br 02br 00 Please answer all of my questions02br 02br 00Thanks a lot0-
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02br 00Some of the confusion arises from its different meanings:02br 02br 001-- 01b 00Recommend = praise02b 00. 02i 02br 02br 002--01b 00 Recommend = advise02b 00 (strictly, with subjunctive). 02i 0-
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0 .02br 00Some of the confusion arises from its different meanings:02br 02br 001-- 01b00Recommend = praise02b00. 01i00I 01b00recommended the hotel to 02b00them; what kind of product would you 01b00recommend to02b00 me; would you 01b00recommend me to02b00 your bos
0Dear Teachers02br 02br 00How about this: "He recommended01b00 her to be the next02b00 CEO" OR "He recommended01b00 ( that ) she be the nex02b00t CEO" Or the two have the same meaning and correct usage of "recommend"02br 02br 00Is the use of recommend in the sentence above correct?0-