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LondonLipsLTD Posted 6 years ago
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Achieve or achieving?
Hello everyone, please could you help me, I do not know if using achieve or achieving in the following sentence. Thank you in advance!! DERMAL FILLERS CAN BE USED TO HELP ACHIEVE AN ENHANCED LIP SHAPE OR SMOOTH OUT FACIAL LINES INCLUDING NOSE TO MOUTH OR MOUTH TO CHIN LINES.
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LondonLipsLTD DERMAL FILLERS CAN BE USED TO HELP ACHIEVE AN ENHANCED LIP SHAPE OR SMOOTH OUT FACIAL LINES INCLUDING NOSE TO MOUTH OR MOUTH TO CHIN LINES. After "help" use the to-infinitive or bare infinitive.
- LondonLipsLTD DERMAL FILLERS CAN BE USED TO HELP ACHIEVE AN ENHANCED LIP SHAPE OR SMOOTH OUT FACIAL LINES INCLUDING NOSE TO MOUTH OR MOUTH TO CHIN LINES.
- After "help" use the to-infinitive or bare infinitive.
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LondonLipsLTDDERMAL FILLERS CAN BE USED TO HELP ACHIEVE AN ENHANCED LIP SHAPE OR SMOOTH OUT FACIAL LINES INCLUDING NOSE TO MOUTH OR MOUTH TO CHIN LINES.
After "help" use the to-infinitive or bare infinitive.
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