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have sb verb 07 Jan 2008, 10:30
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I'll have him visit
I'll have him to visit

what do you feel about above? are both correct given the different meanings are allowed.



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have sb verb 07 Jan 2008, 22:18
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Depending upon the context, the first one may be used in a grammatically correct manner. The second is completely wrong!
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Depending upon the context, the first one may be used in a grammatically correct manner. The second is completely wrong!
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I'll have him visit the temple --- he will visit the temple.
I'll have him to visit the temple --- I'll be visiting the temple with him.

Still, do you feel 2nd is wrong?
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Actually, yes. The awkward "I'll have him to visit the temple" is at the very least missing a preposition. "I'll visit the temple with him" is probably the most correct way to say what you're trying to say there. The GMAT doesn't like usage such as "I'll be visiting the temple with him" too much either.

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Depending upon the context, the first one may be used in a grammatically correct manner. The second is completely wrong!

I'll have him visit the temple --- he will visit the temple.
I'll have him to visit the temple --- I'll be visiting the temple with him.

Still, do you feel 2nd is wrong?
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