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"You suggested me (?) to join a party?" - it's a correct variant or no? I can't understand where "me" must be in this phrase.
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You suggested that I should join a party.
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You suggested to me that I should join a party.
You can't suggest somebody, but you can tell, persuade or convince somebody:
You told me to join a party
You persuaded me to join a party.
You convinced me to join a party.
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If you really want to use the verb suggest, then here's what you could say:
You suggested that I should join a party
You suggested to me that I should join a party
Also, but "join a party", if you mean that the person should attend a party you it would be better to use the verb "to come". So it would be:
**You suggested that I should come to a party (** In my opinion, this option sounds the most natural)
You suggested to me that I should come to a party.
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