Sentence examples for help doing from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'help doing' is not correct English; you should say 'help to do' instead. For example, "I'd appreciate your help to do the dishes."
The pigeon cannot help doing so.
We can't help doing it.
She advises people to get help doing this.
Looking at animals is something we can't help doing.
Which you can't help doing, in this smart and lively show.
I did want to ask for your help doing these evaluations.
As I look out onto the dance floor, I can't help doing the math.
But it doesn't help, does it?
"This is meant to help do that".
All that help does not come cheap.
Only GMO cotton can help do that.
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