continue or continue with

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Hi All

Are both these sentences same?

Likewise,

Which of the two is commonly used or why is one preferred over the other?

Many Thanks

2

Both your first sentences are incorrect.
Yo use ‘you’, you require ‘suggest to you’, and you need a recast:
Continue this approach until I suggest something different.
or
Continue this approach until I suggest something different to you.

Both forms of your second set are acceptable.

3

Beeesneees,
Can I say like below:
“Continue this approach until I suggest to you something different.”
instead of “Continue this approach until I suggest something different to you.”.

4

‘suggest to you’ does not sound natural there, which is why I suggested a recast of your earlier example.

‘Suggest something to someone’ is the standard form. The exception being the question form, ‘What does it suggest to you?’