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helpful

adjective (helpful, more helpful, most helpful)

«helpful» in the English dictionary: everyday and in Jewish tradition — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Helpful describes someone who is willing to help others. tree →
  2. Helpful describes something useful that makes a job easier. tree →

In the lessons

In school values and manners lessons, being helpful means offering to carry things, sharing, showing a new pupil around, holding doors and helping at home. In learning, a helpful tip, diagram or example makes a problem easier; teachers praise helpful comments. In stories, helpful characters show kindness. Phrases: «helpful to», «very helpful», «helpful hint», «helpful tip», «be helpful».

Examples

  • Thank you for being so helpful. tree →
  • Sam is helpful in the classroom. tree →
  • Drawing a picture is helpful in maths problems. tree →
  • The map was really helpful. tree →
  • Here's a helpful tip: check your answers. tree →
  • The shop assistant was very helpful. tree →
  • Being helpful at home makes everyone happier. tree →
  • That comment wasn't very helpful. tree →

Note

Spelling: help + ful (one l at the end). Comparative «more helpful». Opposite: unhelpful. Adverb: helpfully. Noun: helpfulness, helper.

In Jewish tradition

In school values and manners lessons, being helpful means offering to carry things, sharing, showing a new pupil around, holding doors and helping at home. In learning, a helpful tip, diagram or example makes a problem easier; teachers praise helpful comments. In stories, helpful characters show kindness. Phrases: «helpful to», «very helpful», «helpful hint», «helpful tip», «be helpful».

Note

Spelling: help + ful (one l at the end). Comparative «more helpful». Opposite: unhelpful. Adverb: helpfully. Noun: helpfulness, helper.

On Mova

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