Hello,
I am wondering about the use of the preposition TO with the verb to write.
Is it: Thank you for writing me or writing TO me?
I know that the preposition is to be used when the object is placed before the verb (She write a long letter to her dad), but in the example above, I am not sure.
Thank you.
write to?
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Re: write to?
Correctly, it is:Lewoz wrote: ↑Sat Dec 16, 2023 5:26 pm Hello,
I am wondering about the use of the preposition TO with the verb to write.
Is it: Thank you for writing me or writing TO me?
I know that the preposition is to be used when the object is placed before the verb (She write a long letter to her dad), but in the example above, I am not sure.
Thank you.
Thank you for writing to me.
“Thank you for writing me” is not English.
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Re: write to?
Thank you very much for helping me.