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Bassa Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

These sentences are correct, aren't they?

1)I want to watch TV.

2)I'm going to dance with you.

3)I like to help you.

4)We are to eat with each other.

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Here's my vote; 1) OK 2) OK 3) OK. However, I guess you meant "I want to help you" which is similar to "I would like to help you". your sentence (I like to help you) refers to a habit.

— Johner

  • Here's my vote; 1) OK 2) OK 3) OK.
  • However, I guess you meant "I want to help you" which is similar to "I would like to help you".
  • your sentence (I like to help you) refers to a habit.
  • 4) Sounds OK to me OR paraphrase would be "we're to eat together".
  • I hope it helps..
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Here's my vote;

1) OK

2) OK

3) OK. However, I guess you meant "I want to help you" which is similar to "I would like to help you". your sentence (I like to help you) refers to a habit.

4) Sounds OK to me OR paraphrase would be "we're to eat together".

I hope it helps..
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I would like to refer to the third sentence

For me, I would use "I like helping you" instead of "I like to help you", though their meaning is the same.

if you want to express an intention to help, then " I would like to help you" is appropriate.
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