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"more helpful" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use "more helpful" in a comparative sentence to indicate that something is more beneficial or useful than something else. For example: - "His suggestions were more helpful than yours." - "She found the guidebook to be more helpful than the online reviews." - "I think this study method is more helpful than the one I was using before." - "The new system is more helpful in organizing our tasks." - "I found the tutorial to be more helpful than the manual."
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More helpful?
Is one more helpful?
Hunt was more helpful.
Others were more helpful.
But others were more helpful.
Their Web site proved more helpful.
Some sites are even more helpful.
Federal postal inspectors were more helpful.
Which one was more helpful?
Sorry I can't be more helpful.
The political community was no more helpful.
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