The phrase 'help with language' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are asking for assistance with a language, such as when you are learning it or when you need help with translation. For example: "Can you help with language? I'm having difficulty understanding these French phrases."
Another is to help with language translation.
An English-speaking assistant is on-hand to help with language translation.
Among other things, the activists supporting the occupation help with language classes and repairs to the buildings, and accompany occupants to meetings with local officials.
It can help provide legal advice and housing support, advocacy, mentoring and befriending, help with language skills, therapeutic support, social and creative activities, and life skills, from money management to relationship counselling.
They provide a range of services, including legal advice and housing support, advocacy, mentoring and befriending, help with language skills, therapeutic support, social and creative activities, and life skills, from money management to relationships counselling.
In addition, there are boxed notes offering help with language usage and construction, and a centre section covering essential correspondence with sample letters, emails, CVs and resumes, and sections on using the telephone and writing text messages.
What they usually need help with language-wise is medical attention, lawyers – and they're hungry".
"It's a good way to practise leadership and it will help with languages," said 13-year-old Alla Kheri, from Little Ilford Secondary School.
Many studies, including the new one about baby videos, show that a daily dose of reading helps with language development.
Schools, Guides and Scouts groups regularly paired up overseas buddies, promoting cultural exchange and helping with language practice.
Research has proven that play with 'masculine toys' helps with motor development, while play with 'feminine toys' helps with language and social development.
