help sb do and sb help from sb with sth
Your parents help you pay the deposit.
You have help from your parents with the deposit.

What's the difference? Is that the same meaning?

Thanks a lot.

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help sb do and  sb help from sb with sth
Your parents help you pay the deposit.
You have help from your parents with the deposit.

What's the difference? Is that the same meaning?

Thanks a lot.

Answer

The second expression is unusual. This is common: "[Someone] helps you with the deposit."

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Hi there, yes, they mean the same thing.

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yes the same meaning, the first line is slightly better

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Hi there, yes, they mean the same thing.

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