He is a good person (for helping you ) / (to help you) / (of helping you) to start this project
I want to introduce someone in the email, but am confused about how to express this sentence in the right way.
He is a good person (for helping you ) / (to help you) / (of helping you) to start this project.
Thank you!
Top answer
Bruce XY Lee (to help you) This one, and make it "to help you start". If you say he is a good person for helping you, it means that he helped you, and that makes him virtuous. "Of helping" is not possible here.
- Bruce XY Lee (to help you) This one, and make it "to help you start".
- If you say he is a good person for helping you, it means that he helped you, and that makes him virtuous.
- "Of helping" is not possible here.
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Bruce XY Lee (to help you)
This one, and make it "to help you start".
If you say he is a good person for helping you, it means that he helped you, and that makes him virtuous.
"Of helping" is not possible here.
0You should say 'He is a good person to help you to start this project.'
'For helping you' would suggest he is a good person because he has helped, while 'of helping you' would not be grammatical.
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