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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
difference?
difference between How can I help you? and How I can help you?
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How can I help you? This is a properly-formed grammatical sentence. How I can help you?
- How can I help you?
- This is a properly-formed grammatical sentence.
- How I can help you?
- This is wrong.
- It can be put within a sentence where it is used as an indirect question.
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How can I help you? This is a properly-formed grammatical sentence.
How I can help you? This is wrong.
It can be put within a sentence where it is used as an indirect question.
Martha knows how I can help you.
How I can help you? This is wrong.
It can be put within a sentence where it is used as an indirect question.
Martha knows how I can help you.
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AnonymousHow I can help you?You can't say this. It's wrong. Invert the subject (I) and first verb (can) to form a question.
Statement: I can Question: Can I?
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