Benefit

**LeUyenHoc** · 05-Sep-2008, 12:40

Hi,

I want to use "benefit" as a verb. Please see my sentence as follows:

"I would like to thank Professor Elder for his comments about the solvability of Problem A in (3) which benefit me in this paper".

Would you correct my sentence if it is wrong? Thanks.

Best wishes.

**Tdol** · 05-Sep-2008, 13:15

I'd se the past tense there.

**LeUyenHoc** · 05-Sep-2008, 13:52

Originally Posted by Tdol

I'd se the past tense there.

Hi Tdol,

Thank for your comment.

You meant it should be "..which benefited me...", didn't you?

**Raymott** · 06-Sep-2008, 09:09

Originally Posted by LeUyenHoc

Hi Tdol,

Thank for your comment.

You meant it should be "..which benefited me...", didn't you?

Yes he did

**LeUyenHoc** · 13-Sep-2008, 16:01

Originally Posted by Raymott

Yes he did

Hi,

Thank you very much.

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