Verb + object + bare infinitive (without ”to”)
| Verb + object + infinitive (without to) | |
When we use a second verb after let, make and help, we put the second verb in the bare infinitive form (the infinitive without to). |
Let me show you my new bike.
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Note: after help someone we can also use to before the infinitive. The meaning is the same. |
I helped my brother to decorate. |
After verbs of the senses such as see and hear we often use an object and the bare infinitive. |
I didn't see him score the goal. |
See also
Make someone do / Be made to do
