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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Need help with this sentence--please !!
0 This sentence is on a pub flyer and has become a topic of debate as to whether this phrase or sentence is grammatically correct. Would it be ; who have 01 u 00 help 02 u 00 make this pub what it is today. ---or--- who have 01 u 00 helped 02 u 00 make this pub what it is today. 02 br
00 Please join us on Saturday, March 8th, as we extend our appreciation to all the patrons old & new, (not by age!)- who have help make this Pub what it is today. 00 00 0-
00 Please join us on Saturday, March 8th, as we extend our appreciation to all the patrons old & new, (not by age!)- who have help make this Pub what it is today. 00 00 0-
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". That is the present perfect of the verb 'help'. 0-
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- That is the present perfect of the verb 'help'.
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0 The pub's flyer has a typo. 02 br
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00 It should be "...who have helped make...". That is the present perfect of the verb 'help'. 02 br
00 It could also be worded this way: "...who have helped to make...". 02 br
00 The simple present tense would be this: "...who help (to) make...". 0-
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00 It should be "...who have helped make...". That is the present perfect of the verb 'help'. 02 br
00 It could also be worded this way: "...who have helped to make...". 02 br
00 The simple present tense would be this: "...who help (to) make...". 0-
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