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I'm in a mess about using 'to help + infinitive' or 'to help + to + infinitive'
Do the sentences 'How could Mary help Arthur study?' and 'How could Mary help Arthur to study?' have the same meaning?
Are there some patterns in which must be used 'to help + infinitive', and not 'to help + to + infinitive'?
Are there some patterns in which must be used 'to help + to + infinitive', and not 'to help + infinitive'?
Or can be used 'to help + infinitive' or 'to help + to + infinitive' either way?

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I'm in a mess about using 'to help + infinitive' or 'to help + to + infinitive' 
Do the sentences  'How could Mary help Arthur study?' and 'How could Mary help Arthur to study?' have the same meaning? 
Are there some patterns in which must be used 'to help + infinitive', and not 'to help + to + infinitive'?
Are there some patterns in which must be used 'to help + to + infinitive', and not 'to help + infinitive'?
Or can be used 'to help + infinitive' or 'to help + to + infinitive'  either way?
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