rake-
v. collect, gather together; cause to slant, cause to slope
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n. gardening tool with a comb-like end; slope, slant, incline
he helps to rake the leaves (seems fine) if we consider gather for the word rake.....
he helps rake the leaves (does nt make sense)
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Certain verbs (such as help) can be combined with the BARE INFINITVE (to + verb with the to omitted). For more on this issue, check my post here:hey_thr67 wrote:What is the difference between
1: He HELPS RAKE the leaves.
2: He HELPS TO RAKE the leaves.
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GMATGuruNY wrote:Certain verbs (such as help) can be combined with the BARE INFINITVE (to + verb with the to omitted). For more on this issue, check my post here:hey_thr67 wrote:What is the difference between
1: He HELPS RAKE the leaves.
2: He HELPS TO RAKE the leaves.
https://www.beatthegmat.com/gmatprep-hel ... 05329.html
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saves water, but the success of your lawn is more helpfully ensured
save water, but also help to ensure the success of your lawn
save water, but also the success of your lawn is more helpfully ensured
(hw 2 use 'help' in dh above sentence) and wt will be OA?
