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It has been a while that I finished some English course. My tutor sent a message to me offering additional help. Would it be correct to say, ''Thank you. I no longer need help for my English.'' Is this sentence grammatically correct?
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It has been a while since I finished my English course. My tutor sent a message to me offering additional help. Would it be correct to say, ''Thank you. I no longer need help with my English.'' Is this sentence grammatically correct?Hi....Your sentence was good. I changed the "for" to "with" b/c I think that is a little better. Congrats to you for learning English!
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''Thank you. I no longer need help with my English.''
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It's very good, but better to say "...help with my English."
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