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Latest post Sat, Sep 12 2009 4:14 AM by Clive. 1 replies.
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Angliholic  +  897793 Sat, 12 Sep 09 03:21 AM
I'll be available tomorrow afternoon if you need help preparing for the party.

 

 

Hi,

Is it the same to say "help with the party" instead of the bolded part in the above? Thanks.
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Best answer by Clive  +  897851 Sat, 12 Sep 09 04:14 AM
Hi,

 

help preparing for the party - You work before the party starts

 

help with the party - Less specific. You may work before, during and/or after the party

 

Clive
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