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Amir Oghlow Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Who
"I have someone who helps me with that."
"I have someone helping me with that."
Are they the same?
"I have someone helping me with that."
Are they the same?
Top answer
Not necessarily. The first would refer to something that is a repeating occurrence. Do you cut all the grass by yourself?
- Not necessarily.
- The first would refer to something that is a repeating occurrence.
- Do you cut all the grass by yourself?
- No, I have someone who helps me with that.
- He brings his mower over here every week and cuts the back yard while I do the front.
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Not necessarily.
The first would refer to something that is a repeating occurrence.
Do you cut all the grass by yourself?
No, I have someone who helps me with that. He brings his mower over here every week and cuts the back yard while I do the front.
The second could mean about the same, but it could also mean they are helping you now in this one instanc
The first would refer to something that is a repeating occurrence.
Do you cut all the grass by yourself?
No, I have someone who helps me with that. He brings his mower over here every week and cuts the back yard while I do the front.
The second could mean about the same, but it could also mean they are helping you now in this one instanc
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