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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

contribute vs help

What is the difference between them? I quite know that when I should use each one, but I would appreciate if you give me a comprehensive answer. Thanks.
  

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Contribute means that you give towards something, you don't do it all. It could be money/food or efforts (work) that you give put you are only part of the help that is being received. Help is a general term for anything that you do for somebody else.

— Dave Phillips

  • Contribute means that you give towards something, you don't do it all.
  • It could be money/food or efforts (work) that you give put you are only part of the help that is being received.
  • Help is a general term for anything that you do for somebody else.
  • These are the ways that I use these works but for a fuller comprehensive guide then use one of the online dictionaries.
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Contribute means that you give towards something, you don't do it all. It could be money/food or efforts (work) that you give put you are only part of the help that is being received.

Help is a general term for anything that you do for somebody else. These are the ways that I use these works but for a fuller comprehensive guide then use one of the online dictionaries.
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No problem. I moved your question to help so that someone can answer that for you about need to be approved. There are no moderator notes on your profile but thinking about it the place you asked that question was in the wrong place which is fully moderated. I didn't look at this to deeply, I just pick questions off that come through mod which are quick to answer.

PS. Sorry if there ar
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Well, thanks again. Since a few hours ago my messages are needed to approve. I haven't done anything wrong.
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