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Specter Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Infinitives
Hi,
Help please
1. There's no need for you to help cook the meal. Just sit down and relax. (Is this right? If not, please explain)
2. "He introduced me his girlfriend." or "He introduced me to his girlfriend. (I think the second sentence is correct, but i've heard people use the first one.)
3. Janet confessed that she hasn't done her homework. (Should this be 'Janet confessed that she hadn't done her homework'?)
Thank you,
Specter
Help please
1. There's no need for you to help cook the meal. Just sit down and relax. (Is this right? If not, please explain)
2. "He introduced me his girlfriend." or "He introduced me to his girlfriend. (I think the second sentence is correct, but i've heard people use the first one.)
3. Janet confessed that she hasn't done her homework. (Should this be 'Janet confessed that she hadn't done her homework'?)
Thank you,
Specter
Top answer
1. correct 2. to introduce sy to sy else 3.
- 1.
- correct 2.
- to introduce sy to sy else 3.
- had not done or did not do
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1. correct
2. to introduce sy to sy else
3. had not done or did not do
2. to introduce sy to sy else
3. had not done or did not do
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1. Correct. Also: ... to help to cook...
2. ... introduced me to...
3. ... hadn't done...
CB
2. ... introduced me to...
3. ... hadn't done...
CB
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