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Discover LudwigThe phrase "help me to do" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used when you are asking someone to assist you in accomplishing a task. For example, you can say "Can you help me to do the laundry?".
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"It would help me to do bigger things".
These little problems help me to do so".
I have a glam squad, who help me to do hair and makeup every morning.
Can't you suggest and recommend me to some foundation, if it can help me to do that.
I wanted to see our garden properly, and thought that the bird could help me to do it.
My devices and the Internet, as much as they are sometimes annoying and frustrating and overflowing with knuckleheads, help me to do that.
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"It has helped me to do well".
In fact, the legal analogy helped me to do so.
Really, what Joe helped me to do was to consistently ask the question why, exactly, are we there?
"There's no one I'd rather turn to for straightforward, unvarnished advice that helps me to do my job," Mr. Obama said, citing Mr. Furman's advice to him on tax cuts for middle-income families and small businesses' hiring.
"So the yoga helps me to do that.
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