Is this sentence corrct?
I'd appreciate your correction
"Will you help to wash my car？”
and "Will you help with washing my car?"
Are these the same in meaning?
Thabk you very much for your help in advance.
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Corrections · 3
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The second sentence sounds more formal, but both are fine.
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Like Tina says. Also, an even more common structure would be without the word "to" -- "Will you help wash my car？” Btw, it's a bit more polite / formal to say "would" instead of "will," although either way is usually fine.
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These two sentences have the exact same meaning and both are correct and commonly used.
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