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Discover Ludwig"began helping" is perfectly acceptable and correct in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that started in the past and is continuing in the present. For example, "Since last summer, she began helping out on her family's farm."
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He began helping them out.
Mr. Breitbart immediately began helping him.
He began helping her more with homework.
He also began helping her choose her clothes.
R.O.C. began helping workers organize and sue their employers.
He also began helping the others catch fish.
BSU members began helping recruit black students in 1968.
So caretakers began helping him to stand and take small steps.
Fater 6 months he went back to being smart in school and began helping his schoolmates.
But more recently, the New York Fed began helping Bank of America battle A.I.G.
After a month of training, Kargbo began helping to loot villages.
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