english question

[*mrgrizz*]

i just wrote a email

1 line was

who does Brad need to talk to too solve the problem.

is that correct?

just curious

[*mrgrizz*]

it's only a email, not going to be published anywhere

they will understand it's meaning

just all those "to" seemed strange

[j*oono]

Yes, too many.

[downeyas]

I just wrote AN email - Who does Brad need to talk with to solve the problem

[*mrgrizz*]

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@polksaladallie wrote:

Tell us what Brad's problem is.  Lots of experts here.  

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brad's biggest problem is that he doesn't listen.

and the other problem is with a custom built software program. s i be thinking the "experts" here won't be able to help

[bright.ton42]

Hi the way to put it is

Who does Brad need to talk to, to solve the problem. 

No 'toos'

No 'to whoms'   too outdated. 

Or as Message 13 says -    talk with.

Both are fine. 

Would love to know more about Brad   

[freshwater-2]

To whom does Brad need to talk to solve a problem.

Correct grammar is never outdated.

[*crikey*mate*]

With whom does Brad need to speak to solve the problem?

[the_great_she_elephant]

To whom should Brad speak in order to solve the problem?

[*crikey*mate*]

Oh, FGS.

Just get Brad to come to this thread and we'll help him to solve his problem.

[icyfroth]

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@*mrgrizz* wrote:

i just wrote a email

1 line was

who does Brad need to talk to too solve the problem.

is that correct?

just curious

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It should be "who does Brad need to talk to to solve the problem?"

but you'd probably want to use different wording like: Who should Brad talk with to solve the problem?