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Addyaddy Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Help someone do/ to do something
I want to know how to use verbs when they occur as they do below:
I want to help Mary clean the kitchen.
I want to help Mary to clean the kitchen.
I helped her cut the vegetables
I helped her to cut the vegetables
Which one is right and why?
I want to help Mary clean the kitchen.
I want to help Mary to clean the kitchen.
I helped her cut the vegetables
I helped her to cut the vegetables
Which one is right and why?
Top answer
Both are right, and anybody might say either one. I guess the bare infinitive is more common.
- Both are right, and anybody might say either one.
- I guess the bare infinitive is more common.
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Both are right, and anybody might say either one. I guess the bare infinitive is more common.
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