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Ljswave Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Help vs Help with ??
What's the difference of meaning between #1 and #2?
This is a question for usage of a transitive and an intransitive verb of "help" .
I'd like to know which situation we have to use "help with" or "help".
#1. Welfare services are provided to help with people's living conditions and financial problems.
#2. Welfare services are provided to help people's living conditions and financial problems.
This is a question for usage of a transitive and an intransitive verb of "help" .
I'd like to know which situation we have to use "help with" or "help".
#1. Welfare services are provided to help with people's living conditions and financial problems.
#2. Welfare services are provided to help people's living conditions and financial problems.
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Here's the broad idea. You help people or help people with things . You don't help things .
- Here's the broad idea.
- You help people or help people with things .
- You don't help things .
- eg You don't help a chair.
- eg You don't help conditions.
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Here's the broad idea.
You help people or help people with things. You don't help things.
eg You don't help a chair.
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eg You don't help conditions.
You help people or help people with things. You don't help things.
eg You don't help a chair.
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eg You don't help conditions.
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