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Latest post Sun, Oct 19 2008 5:19 PM by kanephoenix. 2 replies.
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kanephoenix  +  577973 Sun, 19 Oct 08 04:51 PM
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.
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Clive  +  577980 Sun, 19 Oct 08 05:12 PM
Hi,
Both are correct.
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kanephoenix, 1 yr 35 days ago
Thanks so much then. :)
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