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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Stopped to help / his car to help
Can I say,
(a) Peter fell off the horse. A man stopped to help (him).
(b) Peter fell off the horse. A man stopped his car to help when he saw the incident / when he saw what (had) happened to Peter.
(c) The man stopped (his car) and got off his car (to help Peter).
(a) Peter fell off the horse. A man stopped to help (him).
(b) Peter fell off the horse. A man stopped his car to help when he saw the incident / when he saw what (had) happened to Peter.
(c) The man stopped (his car) and got off his car (to help Peter).
Top answer
All possibilities are fine, except (c): got out of his car.
- All possibilities are fine, except (c): got out of his car.
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