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Abdulkaium tanvir Posted 9 years ago
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Sat surrounded by thin plastic bags stuffed with her children's clothes, she says she can't help but worry about what she's left behind.
I found the line in BBC News. Is it right here to say-"she can't help but worry" as so far I know it is right to say either "can't help worrying or can't but worry"?
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abdulkaium tanvir I found the line in BBC News. Is it right here to say-"she can't help but worry" Yes, that is fine and common. abdulkaium tanvir I know it is right to say either "can't help worrying Yes, that is a fine alternative.
- abdulkaium tanvir I found the line in BBC News.
- Is it right here to say-"she can't help but worry" Yes, that is fine and common.
- abdulkaium tanvir I know it is right to say either "can't help worrying Yes, that is a fine alternative.
- abdulkaium tanvir can't but worry"?
- That sounds odd to me.
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abdulkaium tanvirI found the line in BBC News. Is it right here to say-"she can't help but worry"
Yes, that is fine and common.
abdulkaium tanvir I know it is right to say either "can't help worrying
Yes, that is a fine alternative.
abdulkaium tanvircan't but worry"?
That
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