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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Help/ help with

What is the difference between help and help with?

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Anonymous What is the difference between help and help with? In which sentence(s)? Depending on the context, there may be no difference or there may be some difference.

  • Anonymous What is the difference between help and help with?
  • In which sentence(s)?
  • Depending on the context, there may be no difference or there may be some difference.
  • We'll need more to go on in order to answer your question.
  • Can you post some sentences where this difference is bothering you?
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AnonymousWhat is the difference between help and help with?
In which sentence(s)? Depending on the context, there may be no difference or there may be some difference. We'll need more to go on in order to answer your question. Can you post some sentences where this difference is bothering you?

CJ
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She helped with the kids/ she helped the kids.

I help with the bills/ I help the bills- I know this one is wrong but I can't find a rule.

Would be really grateful if you could help me,

S
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AnonymousShe helped with the kids/ she helped the kids.

I help with the bills/ I help the bills- I know this one is wrong but I can't find a rule.
I'm beginning to understand your difficulties.

To help with "something" is to help someone perform some service with regard to the "something", like this:

She helped with the kids.

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