Two prepositions together

"along" is not needed.

Neither is 'up', and you need 'the' before 'field'.

fivejedjonNeither is 'up', and you need 'the' before 'field'.

What would say then? Sorry I missed that "the" there.

But do tell me please if all of these ways are correct.Thanks.

... helped a lot ALONG ON our journey...
... helped a lot ALONG our journey...
... helped a lot ON our journey...

Do you mean "help along * journey" is wrong? Google shows me about six million and a half search results for that.

https://www.google.com.pk/?gws_rd=ssl#q=%22help+along+*%22

fivejedjonIt is wrong.

Little GirlDo you mean "help along * journey" is wrong? Google shows me about six million and a half search results for that.

And how many google hits did you get for "help (a lot) along on a journey"?

They have helped us a lot along on our journey into the field of IT.

I think you wanted to type us.

'along' and 'on' cannot be used together.

The hits gave sentences that do not have both prepositions used together.

Little GirlBut do tell me please if all of these ways are correct.Thanks.... helped a lot ALONG ON our journey...... helped a lot ALONG our journey...... helped a lot ON our journey...

The first is wrong, as I have already told you. The other two are acceptable.

fivejedjon And how many google hits did you get for "help (a lot) along on a journey"?

271,000

https://www.google.com.pk/?gws_rd=ssl#q=%22help+along+on+*%22

tamguatlayThey have helped us a lot along on our journey into the field of IT.I think you wanted to type us.'along' and 'on' cannot be used together.The hits gave sentences that do not have both prepositions used together.

Yes, I meant "us" there.

The hits did give sentences with both together. Please check the

Little Girl fivejedjon And how many google hits did you get for "help (a lot) along on a journey"?271,000https://www.google.com.pk/?gws_rd=ssl#q=%22help+along+on+*%22

None of them I note is for 'help a lot along on a journey'. If your original question