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Navitasan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Intention
Are these sentences correct:
1-What I did was to help you.
2-What I did was in order to help you.
Meaning: I did what I did in order to help you. I did what I did with the intention of helping you.
I know that 1 can mean:
a-What I did was help you.
1-What I did was to help you.
2-What I did was in order to help you.
Meaning: I did what I did in order to help you. I did what I did with the intention of helping you.
I know that 1 can mean:
a-What I did was help you.
Top answer
Yes, but as you say, #1 is ambiguous.
- Yes, but as you say, #1 is ambiguous.
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