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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Went to Joe's garage to...
Are these sentences correct:
1) He came to me to help him.
(MEANING: He came to me to ask for help.)
2) He went to his mother to help him.
(MEANING: He went to his mother to ask for help.)
3) He came to us to repair his car.
(MEANING: He came to us to have his car repaired.)
4) He went to Joe's garage to repair his car,
(MEANING: He went to Joe's garage to have his car repaired.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) He came to me to help him.
(MEANING: He came to me to ask for help.)
2) He went to his mother to help him.
(MEANING: He went to his mother to ask for help.)
3) He came to us to repair his car.
(MEANING: He came to us to have his car repaired.)
4) He went to Joe's garage to repair his car,
(MEANING: He went to Joe's garage to have his car repaired.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
Just end your last sentence with a full stop. Otherwise, they're all correct.
- Just end your last sentence with a full stop.
- Otherwise, they're all correct.
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Just end your last sentence with a full stop. Otherwise, they're all correct. 
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