Verb after gerund verb [duplicate]
I'm newer to this forum, and I'm learning English. My teacher has taught me that we must use gerund after "enjoy", as in:
I enjoy swimming.
Now, if we use a verb after gerund, which verb should I use: base from or infinitive or gerund? for example:
- I enjoy helping you improve your English.
- I enjoy helping you to improve your English.
- I enjoy helping you improving your English.
Thanks in advance.
[1] I enjoy helping you improve your English.
[2] I enjoy helping you to improve your English.
[3] *I enjoy helping you improving your English.
"Help" permits only an infinitival complement (bare or with to), but not a gerund-participial one.
So [1] and [2] are correct, but not [3].