Infinitival and participle complements.
What Is the sentence that sounds natural and right?
Can I help you practice English?
I
want to get help with English. What should I do?Yesterday I saw my dog bark. He was screaming, he was furious, and angry at me. Something was wrong with him.
I
saw my dog barking. Why?
Would a sentence be considered as correct or wrong?
How do you see Tom helping my mother yesterday?
What are the structures of the verb objects? Is ‘you’ in the object clause of sentence 1 acting as subject of the gerund or infinitive phrase? How do I use and interpret bare infinitive verbs as object of verb phrases?
What are the best ways to describe the world in a layman’s terms?
I can help you (to) practice English
practicing would not be grammatically correct.
I saw her walk Your example is grammatical: I saw (that)
Tom helped her yesterday.
For an object like “her” there is a finite clause.
As saw can take a finite clause complement.
I saw Tom helping her
yesterday. I found with his snsa card.
Do you remeber that the SEEKED BYS section of a news channel are the worst on social media?
