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I haven't been of help vs I haven't been of helps

The correct phrase is 'I haven't been of help.' The word 'help' is being used as a non-count noun in this context, so it does not take a plural form. The incorrect phrase 'I haven't been of helps' is not used in English.

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I haven't been of help

This phrase is correct in English. 'Help' is a non-count noun in this context and does not take a plural form.

This phrase is used to express that the speaker has not been useful or supportive in a particular situation.

Examples:

  • I'm sorry I haven't been of help during your difficult time.
  • She asked for advice, but I haven't been of help to her.
  • I feel like I haven't been of help in solving this problem.
  • I haven't been of help in finding a solution to the issue.
  • He realized he hadn't been of help to his friend when he needed it the most.
  • Ig the truth is, I have a lot of help.
  • I've been of help to you. I have fulfilled my's your turn now.
  • Cause you don't have the kind of help that I have at work.
  • No, no, don't worry about it. I have plenty of help.
  • I mean... I mean, I have grief group, which sort of helps.
  • But it is also necessary to provide aid to build up the SMEs, thereby providing the possibility of help by self-help.
  • Hunter brought you here to help me, but I don't need that kind of help.
  • This should be turned into a kind of help desk with a website where one in four Europeans and their families can seek help when they suffer from mental health problems.
  • When Byung-woon needs help, I have to help him.
  • I have medicinal that could help.
  • I have medicinal that could help.
  • That explains the cries of help we heard from the girls.
  • I need that kind of help.
  • Those ladies are a lot of help.
  • I stumbled onto something - that may be of help.
  • Someone needs a bit of help.
  • You're not in the crosshairs of her laser beam of help.
  • The kind of help only she can provide.
  • You need a spot of help with that.
  • Dr. Edison's got plenty of help.

I haven't been of helps

This phrase is not correct in English. 'Help' is a non-count noun and does not take a plural form.

  • Ig the truth is, I have a lot of help.
  • I've been of help to you. I have fulfilled my's your turn now.
  • Cause you don't have the kind of help that I have at work.
  • No, no, don't worry about it. I have plenty of help.
  • I mean... I mean, I have grief group, which sort of helps.
  • But it is also necessary to provide aid to build up the SMEs, thereby providing the possibility of help by self-help.
  • Hunter brought you here to help me, but I don't need that kind of help.
  • This should be turned into a kind of help desk with a website where one in four Europeans and their families can seek help when they suffer from mental health problems.
  • When Byung-woon needs help, I have to help him.
  • I have medicinal that could help.
  • I have medicinal that could help.
  • That explains the cries of help we heard from the girls.
  • I need that kind of help.
  • Those ladies are a lot of help.
  • I stumbled onto something - that may be of help.
  • Someone needs a bit of help.
  • You're not in the crosshairs of her laser beam of help.
  • The kind of help only she can provide.
  • You need a spot of help with that.
  • Dr. Edison's got plenty of help.

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