with your help

/wɪð jɔːr hɛlp/

Meaning

This phrase is used to acknowledge someone's assistance in achieving a goal. It is a polite way to show gratitude and share credit for a successful outcome. It can be used in both casual and professional settings.

Examples

  • With your help, we finished the project ahead of schedule.

    With your help, we finished the project ahead of schedule.

  • I managed to assemble this bookshelf only with your help.

    I managed to assemble this bookshelf only with your help.

  • With your help, I think I can finally pass this difficult exam.

    With your help, I think I can finally pass this difficult exam.

  • The charity raised thousands of dollars with your help.

    The charity raised thousands of dollars with your help.

  • We solved the complicated puzzle quickly with your help.

    We solved the complicated puzzle quickly with your help.

Common Mistakes

  • ✗ I finished the work with help of you.

    ✓ I finished the work with your help.

    English speakers use the possessive adjective 'your' before 'help' instead of the prepositional phrase 'of you'.

  • ✗ With your helping, I found the keys.

    ✓ With your help, I found the keys.

    'Help' is used as a noun here, not the gerund 'helping'.

Related Expressions

thanks to youwith a helping handby your side

Practice

  • I managed to move the heavy couch only ___.

    💡 Use the phrase meaning 'thanks to your assistance'.

    Show answer

    with your help

  • ___, we can decorate the whole room by tonight.

    💡 Capitalize the first letter.

    Show answer

    With your help