What is the difference between help and help out?
Anyone could help me explaining what is the difference between help and help out? Thanks in advance!
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Good question. I would say that helping out involves an element of sharing someone's work. So, for example if you had a lot of dishes to wash, I could help you out by working with you. On the other hand, if you were trying to learn say, Quantum Mechanics and were completely lost, I could try to help you learn. (Actually, I couldn't as I don't understand the second thing about Quantum Mechanics, but you know what I mean :-)). It's a subtle difference,but I think a genuine one.
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Help = basic action
Help out = result.
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