GRAMMAR
Hello everyone
Why isn't any "to" or "ing" between -helped- and - run- also between -teach-and -meet- ?
If we add these the meaning of the sentence will be changed?
I think "run" means a place of keeping of animals and it's a noun not a verb.
Top answer
run is a verb meaning operate, control, organize. You can run a farm, run a printing shop, run a corporation, run a furniture business, etc. help is an unusual verb.
- run is a verb meaning operate, control, organize.
- You can run a farm, run a printing shop, run a corporation, run a furniture business, etc.
- help is an unusual verb.
- It may be followed directly by another verb with or without to .
- She helped to run the farm.
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run is a verb meaning operate, control, organize. You can run a farm, run a printing shop, run a corporation, run a furniture business, etc.
help is an unusual verb. It may be followed directly by another verb with or without to.
She helped to run the farm. = She helped run the farm.
CJ
0Sometimes people
......................... [^ that/whom they meet]
teach them new songs. (teach new songs to them)
CJ
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