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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

to be of help

I take this forum seriously and I try to be of help as much as I can.

Could you explain me what the "to be of help" means?
  

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Hi, I take this forum seriously and I try to be of help as much as I can. Could you explain me what the "to be of help" means? To be helpful, to be a means of help to other people.

— Clive

  • Hi, I take this forum seriously and I try to be of help as much as I can.
  • Could you explain me what the "to be of help" means?
  • To be helpful, to be a means of help to other people.
  • Clive
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Hi,

I take this forum seriously and I try to be of help as much as I can.

Could you explain me what the "to be of help" means?

To be helpful, to be a means of help to other people.

Clive
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So can I say like this : I will always with you and I try to be of your best friend as much as I can.

Somehow I can understand this sentence as, "I will always help you by being your best friend"

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Hi,

So can I say like this : I will always with you and I try to be of your best friend as much as I can. No, you can't.

Think of 'to be of help (to someone)' as an idiomatic phrase.

Clive
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