I do, 5 months now!I've been gone for a while - you live in Utah now?
I don't know if either is "more correct" than the other but I think colloquially the first is fine. Second one reads a little awkwardly to me (plus seems to include additional words that don't need to be there) even if there's some "correct" world where you need to offer your "ensurances" directly "to another party"Today's grammar question:
Y ensures the other party that they will do X
Y ensures to the other party that they will do X
Point*I simplified the sentence, but the points is I shouldn't have to waste time defending my not using "to" in the sentence.
First option sounds correct to me but I'm from western Forsyth county.Today's grammar question:
Y ensures the other party that they will do X
Y ensures to the other party that they will do X
Which is correct?
Really sounds like they are trying to make you quit.I simplified the sentence, but the points is I shouldn't have to waste time defending my not using "to" in the sentence.
You really don't need to use "my" hereI simplified the sentence, but the points is I shouldn't have to waste time defending my not using "to" in the sentence.
You really don't need to use "my" here
Yeah man I am looking.Timmy, sorry I haven't followed all of your posts on this, but you are looking for another job, yes? Your situation sounds terrible.