recommend/suggest

[Allifathima]

Please correct the followings:
1. Can you recommend/suggest me a good hotel?
2. Can you recommend/suggest a good hotel to me?

[Beeesneees]

Please correct the following:
1. Can you recommend/suggest a good hotel?
2. Can you recommend/suggest a good hotel to me?
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[Allifathima]

Beeesneees,
Can I rewrite as below:
Can you suggest to me a good hotel.?
Can you recommend to me a good hotel.?
Can you propose to me a good hotel.?

Can you suggest me to study this book?
Can you recommend me to study this book?
Can you propose me to study this book?
Please comment. Thanks

[Beeesneees]

With regard to your first set of three sentences, I suggest that you follow the format already given if you want your sentences to sound natural.

Here's some additional information.
http://ictyenglish.blogspot.com/2006/03/grammar-tip-23-suggest.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv201.shtml

Your second set of three sentences are completely wrong.
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[Allifathima]

I know that "They proposed us that we meet every Friday." is wrong.
What about these sentences:
"They proposed to us that we meet every Friday."?
"She suggested to me that I should go."
"She suggested to me a good dictionary."
"She suggested to me reading the whole book."
Are they wrong?
Please confirm.

[Beeesneees]

The sentences which use '...to me/us that...' are okay. They aren't great though. When said naturally, 'to me/us/ would not be used:
They proposed that we meet every Friday."
"She suggested that I should go."

The word order is not natural in the others

She suggested a good dictionary (to me).
She suggested that I should read the whole book. / She suggested to me that I read the whole book.
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[Allifathima]

Beeesneees,
1. "The city has little to recommend it for a visit."
2. "I recommended him for the job."
Is this sentence OK?

[Beeesneees]

Yes, those are common.
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[Allifathima]

As per grammar, personal pronoun like 'him' should not come after the verb-recommend?
2. "I recommended him for the job."
Is it exceptional or colloquial?

[Allifathima]

'recommend' is followed by object pronouns:
1. Has somebody recommended you to me?
2. I have decided to recommend you for the directorship.
3. His manager recommended him for the training program.
4. He recommended her discuss the matter with a doctor.
'recommend' is followed by infinitive:
1. You are strongly recommended to seek professional advice.
2. Everyone recommended her to continue with her education.
3.We recommend you (to) use our new software.
Do all these sentences exceptional or British English only?

[Beeesneees]

1 ok
2 ok
3 ok
4 incorrect. He recommended that she...
The difference between them is that in the first three the recommendation is being made to someone else about you/him/her/me/them.
In sentence 4 the recommendation is being made to the object pronoun.

1 ok
2 Everyone recommended that she...
3. We recommend that you...

There's nothing particularly British or exceptional about any of them.
(Your question should use 'are' not 'do'.)
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[Allifathima]

Is this sentence wrong: "I recommend to see a doctor."?
Should it be like below:
"I recommend that you see a doctor."

[Alan]

Hi,

Two possibilities here: I recommend you to see/I recommend that you see ..

Alan
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[Allifathima]

Alan sir,
"I recommend you to see a doctor." is oked by you.
Are the followings wrong?
He recommended her discuss the matter with a doctor.
Everyone recommended her to continue with her education.
I am eagerly awaiting your answers. Thanks.

[Alan]

Hi,

You need to say: her to discuss.

Alan
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