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Bassa Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

English Gramar?

Which one is the correct one?

1) Bystanders don't help resolve the problem.

2) Bystanders don't help to resolve the problem.

3) Bystanders don't help resolving the problem.

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Top answer

First two are correct. You can say either "Help me do it" or "Help me to do it".

— Tony Canard

  • First two are correct.
  • You can say either "Help me do it" or "Help me to do it".
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First two are correct. You can say either "Help me do it" or "Help me to do it".
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1) and 2) are correct. I prefer 2). 3) is wrong.

CJ
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