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10-Sep-2007, 02:56
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 Grammar Help! I helped my wife to homework I helped my wife with her home work Are all those sentences above correct? If there's something wrong please explain it . . . . Thanks  |
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10-Sep-2007, 04:09
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 Re: Grammar Help! *I helped my wife to do her homework - with the verb "to help" you usually use the bare infinitive (that is, you leave out the "to") so you would have I helped my wife DO her homework. *I helped my wife to homework - "homework" is not a verb, and if it were, you would omit the "to" as I said above. I helped my wife with her homework - this is fine, except make "homework" one word. [not a teacher] |
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10-Sep-2007, 04:36
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 Re: Grammar Help! Goody day Barb_D! Thanks a lot for the explaination and the time you allotted as well.  |
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