"this is to request you to" vs "this is to request your"

Question

"this is to request you to" vs "this is to request your"

Both phrases are not complete and need further context to determine their correctness. The first phrase 'this is to request you to' seems incomplete and awkward, while the second phrase 'this is to request your' lacks a direct object after 'your'. Without additional information, it is difficult to determine which one is correct.

Last Updated: March 15, 2024

This phrase lacks clarity and is not a standard way to make a request. It would be better to provide more context or complete the sentence.

This phrase needs further information to be grammatically correct. It could be completed with a noun or pronoun to make sense.

Answer 1

this is to request you to

This phrase is not commonly used in English and sounds awkward.

Answer 2

this is to request your

This phrase is incomplete and lacks a direct object after 'your'.

"this is to request you to" vs "this is to request your"

this is to request you to

this is to request your

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