Airam
To inform + preposition
Hi there! My question is:
- The most important aspect is to inform people how to use it properly.
- The most important aspect is to inform people about how to use it properly.
Are both correct or is the second one better?
Thanks!
Airam
2014年5月26日 11:06
解答 · 6
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In this case, the first example is much more natural. We normally use "to inform about" with a noun as the object. Such as:
I will inform you about our company.
2014年5月26日
They're both correct, although the second one seems a bit more typical to me.
2014年11月11日
Haha yes! It's a Canarian native name, or at least it is said... Not too many people notice that it's Maria backwards!
2014年5月26日
Also, your name is Maria backwards. Cool!
2014年5月26日
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