Infinitive Usage.

[Albino]

Hello Teacher.

My Name is Hector from Argentina.

Please, Forgive me if I am not sticking to some rules that I should know.

Recently I was listening to an AudioBook "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade", then I herd the following: "I watched you grow up Indy", from my perspective the narrator should have said "I watched you TO grow up Indy" but searching in Google for the pattern "I watched you " plus infinitive I found this very common. I understand that Google doesn't mean purism, but I ended in doubt. Could you help me to understand?.

Thank you for your help.

Hector.

[Mariner]

Hi and welcome

It's a case of bare infinitive, that is an infinitive form without "to". Many verbs, such as help, make, etc. form these sentences.

Examples:
He made me do it
They helped us win

[Albino]

Mariner,

Thank you very much. Now it is perflectly clear to me, and I need to practice to incorporte the concept.

Again, thank you.

[MikeNewYork]

Hi and welcome

It's a case of bare infinitive, that is an infinitive form without "to". Many verbs, such as help, make, etc. form these sentences.

Examples:
He made me do it
They helped us win

You are correct, but "help" is a verb that can take either form of the infinitive.