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I can help you achieve proficiency in your oral English. (correct)
INFINITIVE WITHOUT TO.
We usually put to before the infinitive (e.g. I want to know.) But we use infinitive without to in some cases.
Certain verbs are followed by object + infinitive without to. They include let, help, make, see, hear, feel, watch and notice.
Let him go.
I make him do it.
Help me unload the car.
I saw him drive off.
I heard him lock the door.
Did you feel the earth move?
In passive versions of these structures (with make, see, hear, help and know) the "infinitive with to" is used.
He was made to pay back the money.
She was seen to enter the office.
He was heard to say that …..
Let takes the bare infinitive (infinitive without to) in both active and passive. But let in the passive is often replaced by another verb.
They let me know…… would be replaced in the passive by I was told….
They let him see the documents by He was allowed to see the documents.