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Bookmark or Share- He Helped Build Tesla. Now He’s Gunning for It. - The New York TimesMr. Rawlinson oversaw Lucid’s development of the battery used by all the teams in the Formula E electric-vehicle racing circuit. But mass producing automobiles is a challenge of a different...
- has helped build/to build/building | WordReference Forums#2. "has helped" is past tense. "building" is not. You will often hear the first said but the correct one is the third - "has helped to build". B. boozer. Senior Member. Bulgarian. Jun 5, 2009. #3. I don't think the second sentence will emerge the celebrated favourite here. I guess the first one is a good way of saying this.
- Is this correct in American English: It has helped me developed1 Answer. Sorted by: 11. +50. The sentence as written is simply incorrect. The object of "help me" should be an infinitive. As you stated, "has helped me [to] develop" would be one way of correcting the sentence.
- helped build / building | WordReference Forums'I helped build a hospital' is correct here, as is 'I helped to build (I assume this is what you meant by 'helped to built'?) a hospital' You could also say 'I helped in building a hospital'. With recommend, 'I recommend you visit . . . ' would be correct. Or 'I recommend visiting . . . '
- "helped build" or "helped built" - EnglishClub ESL ForumsDear teacher, Which is correct helped build or helped built ? If both are correct, is there any difference in meaning? I saw both on the Internet. Thanks.
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