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- Is the sentence “It provides people an easy way to . . .
So I'd argue that when you similarly transform "provide something (for somebody)" the "with" is important In the OP's example, the 'something' is a phrase where the meaning is clear But if you change the sentence to "It provides shops customers" it becomes unclear who is doing the providing
- But also it provides or But it provides? - TextRanch
Learn the correct usage of "But also it provides" and "But it provides" in English Discover differences, examples, alternatives and tips for choosing the right phrase
- Present vs provide offer - WordReference Forums
There’s no need to add the climbers, when that’s so obvious anyway Who else would be doing the climbing but climbers? If all you’re really asking about is which verb is best, I prefer offer [opportunities] In fact sentence C is the only one that sounds entirely natural to me But the verb provide works OK too, present also being possible but arguably less idiomatic
- Everyday Grammar: Put Prepositions in Their Place
This preposition can also be used in other ways “ Provide for ” can mean to make it possible for something to happen in the future
- DPP - Canterbury
Noun + preposition + noun ing form deprive sb of sth describe sth to sb discuss sth with sb explain sth to sb help sb with sth lend sth to sb make sth for sb persuade sb of sth praise sb for sth* present sb with sth present sth to sb prevent sb from –ing protect sb from sth provide sb with sth provide sth for sb reassure sb of sth release sb from sth rescue sb from sth
- prepositions - Usage of the verb provide - English Language . . .
1 [ trans ] make available for use; supply : these clubs provide a much appreciated service for this area • ( provide someone with) equip or supply someone with (something useful or necessary) : we were provided with a map of the area • present or yield (something useful) : neither will provide answers to these problems
- X poses or provides or presents challenges to Y
Poses and presents can share the definition of "asks, sets, or introduces" Both of those are good words for this sentence Provides has a positive connotation (whereas the other two are more neutral), which makes it seem less fitting when you're discussing "challenges"
- Provide vs Present - Whats the difference? | WikiDiff
Present is a synonym of provide As verbs the difference between provide and present is that provide is to make a living; earn money for necessities while present is to bring (someone) into the presence of (a person); to introduce formally As an adjective present is relating to now, for the time being; current As a noun present is the current moment or period of time
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