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we have helped to vs we have help to

The correct phrase is "we have helped to." The verb "helped" should be used in the past participle form after the auxiliary verb "have." This phrase is commonly used in English to indicate assistance provided in the past.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 1210 views

we have helped to

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use this phrase when you want to indicate that you have provided assistance in the past. The verb "helped" is in the past participle form after the auxiliary verb "have."

Examples:

  • We have helped to build schools in the community.
  • They have helped to improve the living conditions of many families.
  • She has helped to organize the event.
  • He has helped to raise funds for the charity.
  • The volunteers have helped to clean up the park.
  • If we are unsuccessful we can resort once again to the international forum which we have helped to create and which we must defend in order to achieve our rights.
  • I come from a country where membership of the European Union - a Union which we have helped to shape - has enabled us to develop and to flourish to our fullest potential.
  • With the work in the specialised parliamentary committee and in plenary we have helped to improve the report with proposals that the rapporteur, Elisa Damião, and the plenary have accepted, specifically:
  • I think we have helped to remedy that.
  • Thanks to this agreement, we can now say we have helped to define a key element for the completion of the internal market.
  • I am just happy that we have helped to start a dialogue.
  • Secondly, we have helped to ensure that provision is made for strict and binding criminal sanctions for employers of immigrants under unacceptable living conditions.
  • We have not shrunk from confronting the issues, but rather we have helped to identify a number of possible solutions and we intend to remain committed even after the vote at first reading.
  • To the same end - and this will be my fourth point - we have helped to significantly enhance the user information provided by manufacturers in the declaration of performance.
  • It is a positive sign that Europe takes the issue seriously and aims for the kind of fair response that we have helped to flesh out.
  • We must not disappoint the people whom we have, to some degree, motivated to summon up the courage to bring about changes, and whom we have helped to do so in a transparent manner.
  • Indeed the European Union and the wider international community have an interest in preserving the economic and institutional framework of the Palestinian Authority, which we have helped to create and which we have helped to fund more generously than any one else.

we have help to

This phrase is incorrect in English.

Alternatives:

  • we have helped to
  • we have been helping to
  • we have provided help to
  • we have assisted in
  • we have contributed to

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