Kanephoenix Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
to V and to V (or) to V and V
Hi there, I want to ask a question, here are the sentences,
"I am here to help you and to be with you" or "I am here to help you and be with you"
Which one is correct? Thanks so much.
"I am here to help you and to be with you" or "I am here to help you and be with you"
Which one is correct? Thanks so much.
Top answer
Hi, Both are correct. Clive
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