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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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walk cross
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(a) He helps the blind to walk cross the road.
(b) He helps the blind man to cross the road.
(a) He helps the blind to walk cross the road.
(b) He helps the blind man to cross the road.
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Cross is not a preposition in standard English. Use these: (a) He helps the blind (to) walk across the road. (b) He helps the blind man (to) cross the road.
- Cross is not a preposition in standard English.
- Use these: (a) He helps the blind (to) walk across the road.
- (b) He helps the blind man (to) cross the road.
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Cross is not a preposition in standard English. Use these:
(a) He helps the blind (to) walk across the road.
(b) He helps the blind man (to) cross the road.
Cross is not a preposition in standard English. Use these:
(a) He helps the blind (to) walk across the road.
(b) He helps the blind man (to) cross the road.
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