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Discover LudwigThe phrase "he instructed to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as it lacks a direct object or a clear action following "to." Example: "He instructed to submit the report by Friday." (should be "He instructed them to submit the report by Friday.")
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MacIntyre claims that the Mayor was behind the alleged attack, which he instructed to ensure he kept quiet about Ford's alcohol and drug abuse.
He reluctantly consented to a stipend from Vollard in exchange for art, which Gauguin shipped through friends whom he instructed to skim off the best stuff.
The supervisor present nearby the reactor felt some abnormality in the reactor and he instructed to drain the reaction mass from the reactor in several 100/200 L drums available in the plant.
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If meal frequency isn't as high, he instructs to eat even more protein per meal.
He said he was instructed to leave it locked "in situ".
He says he was instructed to raise funding from new investors in 2014, instead of resting, for example.
If he needed to follow up, he was instructed to contact Jablonski's personal email account.
He was instructed to leave his hometown as he was younger and a sportsman.
He was instructed to keep out of the way, but he could not resist mingling with the crowd.
He was instructed to appear in criminal court on July 19th, but he faced a more immediate problem.
There is no doubt: he has said "Speak" and not "Speak, Lord," as he was instructed to do.
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