Sharing with you , Sharing to you

[fenglish]

Hi,

1). I have sharing some files with you.
2). I have sharing some files to you.

Which sentence is more naturally? or one of is wrong?

 

[bhaisahab]

Hi,

1). I have sharing some files with you.
2). I have sharing some files to you.

Which sentence is more naturally? or one of is wrong?

They are both wrong. #1 would be correct with the right form of "share".

 

[fenglish]

They are both wrong. #1 would be correct with the right form of "share".

I don't understand. The word you highlighted (sharing) is the same as I wrote.

Did you mean:

1). I have share some files with you.

??

 

[MikeNewYork]

I don't understand. The word you highlighted (sharing) is the same as I wrote.

Did you mean:

1). I have share some files with you.

??

The word was highlighted in red because it is wrong.

You could say: "I have shared some files with you."

 

[fenglish]

The word was highlighted in red because it is wrong.

You could say: "I have shared some files with you."

Thanks.

What about these:

3). I am sharing some files to you.
4). I have used ExampleFileHost.com sharing some files to you.
5). I have used ExampleFileHost.com sharing some files with you.

 

[MikeNewYork]

Thanks.

What about these:

3). I am sharing some files to you. :cross: I am sharing some files with you.
4). I have used ExampleFileHost.com sharing some files to you. :cross: "to share some files with you".
5). I have used ExampleFileHost.com sharing some files with you. :cross: "to share some files with you".

MNY

 

[fenglish]

MNY

Can you tell me why?

Why use "to share" not "sharing"? which grammar rule applied?

 

[MikeNewYork]

Can you tell me why?

Why use "to share" not "sharing"? which grammar rule applied?

Because English requires "I have used something to do something".

 

[fenglish]

Because English requires "I have used something to do something".

Your answer is very clear and simple. Thanks.

By the way, can you guide me where I can learn more about "Because English requires "XXXXXX".

 

[Boris Tatarenko]

Hello.

Google: English Grammar in Use Raymond Murphy.
I think it will be helpfull.

 

[MikeNewYork]

Your answer is very clear and simple. Thanks.

By the way, can you guide me where I can learn more about "Because English requires "XXXXXX".

"Clear and simple" is good. :up:

 

[fenglish]

"Clear and simple" is good. :up:

Hi, I just google "Sharing to you" and found lots of results from *.co.uk site.

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q="...KN5CyiQfug4CwCg&start=0&sa=N&biw=1440&bih=713

Can you help to explain more? Because I saw many people use "Sharing something to ...." not "To share ...".

 

[MikeNewYork]

Hi, I just google "Sharing to you" and found lots of results from *.co.uk site.

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q="...KN5CyiQfug4CwCg&start=0&sa=N&biw=1440&bih=713

Can you help to explain more? Because I saw many people use "Sharing something to ...." not "To share ...".

2,300 is not a lot of hits. Try "sharing with you" - 2,730,000. What does that tell you?