Can you give me examples of "I'll ask him to provide "?

I'll ask him to provide more details about the project. I'll ask him to provide a written report by Friday.

What are some alternatives to "I'll ask him to provide "?

I'll ask him to bring I'll ask him to send I'll ask him to explain I'll ask him to show I'll ask him to share

Can you give me examples of "I'll ask him to"?

I'll ask him to help with the project. I'll ask him to come to the meeting. I'll ask him to call me later.

What are some alternatives to "I'll ask him to"?

I'll request him to I'll tell him to I'll instruct him to I'll urge him to I'll remind him to

Which is correct:
"I'll ask him to provide " or "I'll ask him to"?

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I'll ask him to provide

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English. It implies a specific request for something to be provided by him.

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This phrase is used when you want to ask someone to supply or furnish something. It indicates a specific action or item that you are requesting from him.

Examples:

I'll ask him to provide more details about the project.
I'll ask him to provide a written report by Friday.

Alternatives:

I'll ask him to bring
I'll ask him to send
I'll ask him to explain
I'll ask him to show
I'll ask him to share

I'll ask him to

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English. It is a general statement indicating that you will request something from him, without specifying the action.

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This phrase is more open-ended and can be followed by a variety of actions or requests. It is used when the specific action is not important or when the action will be understood from the context.

Examples:

I'll ask him to help with the project.
I'll ask him to come to the meeting.
I'll ask him to call me later.

Alternatives:

I'll request him to
I'll tell him to
I'll instruct him to
I'll urge him to
I'll remind him to

Both phrases are correct, but they have slightly different meanings and contexts. "I'll ask him to provide" implies that you are requesting something specific from him, while "I'll ask him to" is more general and can be followed by a variety of actions. It's important to choose the phrase that best conveys your intended request.

Last updated: March 17, 2024

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Which is correct: "I'll ask him to provide " or "I'll ask him to"?

I'll ask him to provide

I'll ask him to

Which is correct:
"I'll ask him to provide " or "I'll ask him to"?