🇬🇧 Help meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To do something kind or useful for someone who cannot easily do it alone, like giving them support, fixing a problem, or making a hard task easier.

I tried to help my dad cook, but the smoke alarm did most of the work.

I said I would help bake cookies, but I really just helped the cookies disappear into my mouth.

I asked my sister to help me find my pencil, and she said, "Check your ear," and it was actually there.

My uncle said he’d help me with math and then needed help finding his own calculator.

Scientists help keep people safe by studying germs so tiny that a single dot on this screen could hide millions of them.

A boy carries a heavy box and trips. The box falls and the boy cries. A girl runs fast to help. A dog comes to help. A woman stops to help. They help the boy up and help him pick the box. The boy smiles and waves. He says "thank you" and hugs them.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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