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"I'd love to help you with Chinese learning" or "I'd love to help you in learning Chinese"? I am confused about the usage of "help". Please help me. "I'd love to help you with Chinese learning." "I'd love to help you in learning Chinese." Which is better? And how about these two: "I'd love to help you to learn Chinese." "I'd love to help you learn Chinese" Are they both correct?

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“I’d love to help you in learning Chinese” is more natural and clear; “Chinese learning” sounds awkward. For the second pair of sentences, 都可以。
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I’d love to help you learn Chinese. (The others are awkward)
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Help is like make, following infinitive verb. help do. All of them are right.
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I got the answer now.O(∩_∩)O
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Plz let me know if u find the correct answer

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