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

they will understand it's meaning

 

just all those "to" seemed strange

Yes, too many.

Joono

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


@polksaladallie wrote:

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


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

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No 'to whoms'   too outdated.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    Smiley Happy

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

 

Correct grammar is never outdated.

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


Some people can go their whole lives and never really live for a single minute.

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

Oh, FGS.

 

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


Some people can go their whole lives and never really live for a single minute.


@*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


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?