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10.2  Get  and  Help

                               Get  +  Object  +  Infinitive
                     |  get  my  friend  to  exercise  with  me  after  work.

                         Help  +  Object  +  Base  Form/Infinitive
                     |  help  my  son  to  do  his  homework.
                     |  help  my  son  do  his  homework.


                       1.  Get  object  +  infinitive  means  to   He  got  his  brother  to  lend  him  some  money.
                            +
                        persuade  or  cause  someone  to  do     The  classes  get  me  to  think  differently
                        something.                               about  history.

                       2.  Help  +  object  +  the  base  form  of  the  verb   The  teacher  will  help  you  do  the  report.
                        or  infinitive  means  to  assist  or  guide.   The  teacher  will  help  you  to  do  the  report.





                     5   Complete  the  interview  with  a  beauty  contest  participant.  Use  the  correct  forms  of  gef  or
                         help  and  the  words  in  parentheses.  More  than  one  answer  is  sometimes  possible.

                         A:   You  entered  your  first  beauty  contest  at  age  16.  Did  your  parents  think  you  were  too  young?

                         B:   Yes,  at  first,  but  I  finally  (1)   got  them  to  agree   (them  /  agree).  They  knew  how
                              much  IJ  wanted  to  participate.  But  they  (2)                   (me  /  promise)  to
                              finish  my  college  applications  before  I  started  preparing  for  the  contest.

                              Was  the  contest  all  about  appearance?
                              Absolutely  not.  We  had  to  show  we  had  talents  and  skills.  Luckily,  the  trainers
                              (3)      (us  /  prepare)  for  the  contest.  For  example,  my  talent

                              was  tap  dancing,  so  my  trainer  (4)      (me  /  practice)  six  times
                              a  week.

                              What  about  your  relationship  with  the  other  contestants?  How  was  that?
                              It  was  great!  I  made  lifelong  friends  with  some  of  the  other  people.  We  always
                              (5)                                   (each  other /  do)  our  best.

                              What’s  the  secret  to  winning  a  contest?
                              Well,  for  one  thing,  you  have  to  (6)                        (the  judges  /  respect)

                              you.  They  have  to  realize  that  there  is  more  to  you  than  your  appearance.
                              You've  won  several  contests,  haven’t  you?
                              Yes,  and  the  scholarship  money  (7)                        (me  /  pay)
                              for  college.

                              That's  great.  A  college  degree  will  (8)                   (you  /  get)
                              a  good  job.  Do  you  know  what  youre  going  to  study?

                              I  want  to  study  psychology,  so  I  can  (9)                  (people  /  solve)
                              their  problems.
                              That’s  a  good  goal.  Well,  good  luck!





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