Question

EWORKSHEETS11. She can't go for a walk now because she(help) her parents about the​

Answer 1

Help-helps............

Answer 2

The sentence you provided appears to be incomplete, and I'm not entirely sure what you're asking. However, I'll do my best to help you understand and complete it.

The sentence you've given is:

"She can't go for a walk now because she(help) her parents about the___."

It seems like you want to fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb "help." To do this, you should consider the context of the sentence. Let's assume that the sentence should read:

"She can't go for a walk now because she (help) her parents about the housework."

Now, you need to choose the appropriate form of the verb "help" to complete the sentence. The verb "help" can be followed by an infinitive form or a gerund form, depending on the context and the intended meaning. In this case, you can use either:

1. "helps" (the base form of the verb) with the infinitive "to help," so the sentence would be: "She can't go for a walk now because she helps her parents about the housework."

2. "helping" (the gerund form of the verb), so the sentence would be: "She can't go for a walk now because she is helping her parents with the housework."

Both options are correct, but they slightly change the nuance of the sentence. The first option implies that she frequently assists her parents, while the second option suggests that she is currently engaged in helping them with a specific task.

Please let me know if you need further clarification or if there is a specific question you have about this sentence.