What is the difference between "help sb out with" and "help sb with"？
I don't know when to use "help sb out with" and "help sb with" ?
For example,
I helped him out with his homework.
I help him with his homework.
Which is correct?
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Answers · 10
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Help out = a clear result.
1
The "out" is not needed here. You can always say just "help" instead of "help out", but not the reverse.
0
There really is no difference. Like at all. Except that you would use "I helped him..." If you were writing a paper.
0
The difference is too minor to worry about.
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