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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Using the verb "help"
I think we can use "help" like...
1) help + do
2) help + to do
3) help + doing
Are these correct?
If these are correct, how are the expressions different?
1) help + do
2) help + to do
3) help + doing
Are these correct?
If these are correct, how are the expressions different?
Top answer
S. not just "do" but any verb
- S.
- not just "do" but any verb
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Only these are correct:
Can you help me do it?
Can you help me to do it?
Passive: I was helped to do it.
CB
Can you help me do it?
Can you help me to do it?
Passive: I was helped to do it.
CB
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