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The word "helpful" is a correct and commonly used word in written English
It is an adjective that means providing assistance or support to someone. It can be used to describe a person, thing, or action that is beneficial or advantageous. Example: "I want to thank my coworkers for their helpfulness during my first week on the job. They have made the transition much smoother for me."
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Helpful
adjective
Furnishing help; giving aid; useful.
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Quote lyrics if helpful, but for copyright reasons no more than a third of a song's words.
"It is regrettable that in the last few days both sides have taken steps that are not helpful and that's evident to everybody," he told reporters in Morocco.
He said that it was "not helpful that we have this antagonism between police officers and politicians but we need to move on".
My students find the free Pinstamatic tool helpful when curating research outside of Pinterest.
"Our transparency report is always evolving and it's helpful to have feedback like this so we know what information the public would find useful.
"I've found [the program] extremely helpful because I've never had any prior work experience.
He said: "We have a desire to learn from other conflict resolution processes and, if possible, to be helpful to those who want to build peace" but that republicans did not want to interfere with the affairs of other countries.
Here's our round up of helpful articles and resources: Rosetta comet landing: everything you need to know This is a really handy compilation of six key things you need to know about the Rosetta mission, including how the findings will ascertain whether planets made the Earth blue and the size of 67P in relation to Manhattan, New York.
Knox asked if she could speak German, she said no, and he said sadly that it might have been helpful if she had a few words.
Following publication two weeks ago of proposals for the Scottish Wildcat Conservation Action Plan SNH virtually admitted defeat by stating that using words such as "pure" in respect of the Scottish wildcat "may not be helpful in conservation terms".
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