Is it right or wrong sentences?
I provide a car for you.
I provide you a car.
..or maybe you can help me how right write these sentences.
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Those sentences are grammatically correct, but I think you meant to use a different tense. Only use present simple for actions that happen often (ex. I provide you a car every Tuesday).
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