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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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0Can I say,02br
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00(a) He helps his father trimming / trim the grass every day. 02br
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0No one mows the lawn every day.02br
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00He helps his father mow the lawn.0-
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0"He helps his father mowing the lawn."02br
00"He helps his father trimming the hedge." 02br
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00The above sentences are correct too, but different in meaning from the ones that take an infinitive ("He helps his father 01b00mow 02b00the lawn.") 02br
00The two sentences I'm posting here would answer the question "How / in what
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0So, "trim / trimming the long grass" is correct? 0-
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0Correct grammar. Unnatual to say.0-
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