Asked by rfvv
1. I have helped an old man to cross the street on a crosswalk.
2. I have helped a foreigner to find a post office.
3. I have helped a missing child to go back to his home.
4. I have helped an old lady to carry things.
5. I have helped a man to take a highway.
6. I have helped a handicapped man to get on a bus.
7. I have helped a blind man to find a police station.
(Would you check the sentences and correct errors if any?)
2. I have helped a foreigner to find a post office.
3. I have helped a missing child to go back to his home.
4. I have helped an old lady to carry things.
5. I have helped a man to take a highway.
6. I have helped a handicapped man to get on a bus.
7. I have helped a blind man to find a police station.
(Would you check the sentences and correct errors if any?)
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
Remove "to" in each infinitive. The sentences will be smoother without it.
Otherwise, they're all fine.
Otherwise, they're all fine.