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Akc Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"aid in" Vs. "aid to"
Hi,
Can someone help me on this sentence.
which one is correct "aid to" or " aid in". How do we use these in general.
1. Applicants were either asking his aid in writing english or thanking him for such help.
2. Applicants were either asking his aid to write english or thanking him for such help.
Thank You.
Can someone help me on this sentence.
which one is correct "aid to" or " aid in". How do we use these in general.
1. Applicants were either asking his aid in writing english or thanking him for such help.
2. Applicants were either asking his aid to write english or thanking him for such help.
Thank You.
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Hello, akc-- and welcome to English Forums. I suppose that both are grammatical, but #1 is much more natural.
- Hello, akc-- and welcome to English Forums.
- I suppose that both are grammatical, but #1 is much more natural.
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Hello, akc-- and welcome to English Forums.
I suppose that both are grammatical, but #1 is much more natural.
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Hello, akc-- and welcome to English Forums.
I suppose that both are grammatical, but #1 is much more natural.
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