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Wowenglish Posted 12 years ago
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Is there a slight difference in meaning between "1" and "2"?
1. Will you help me (to) do this?
2. Will you help me (in) doing this?
1. Will you help me (to) do this?
2. Will you help me (in) doing this?
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Although they essentially mean the same thing, 1 sounds a lot nicer to me than 2, which requires certain grammatical gymnastics from the listener. d
- Although they essentially mean the same thing, 1 sounds a lot nicer to me than 2, which requires certain grammatical gymnastics from the listener.
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Although they essentially mean the same thing, 1 sounds a lot nicer to me than 2, which requires certain grammatical gymnastics from the listener.
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