Manthan Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Confusion about using "help"
Hi Guys,
I have come across these two versions of the usage of "help". Which one is correct or more appropriate?
(1) It is of no help calling her, for she is busy with her project.
(2) it is no help calling her, for she is busy with her project.
Is it proper to use "of" while using "help"?
Thank you.
Regards.
I have come across these two versions of the usage of "help". Which one is correct or more appropriate?
(1) It is of no help calling her, for she is busy with her project.
(2) it is no help calling her, for she is busy with her project.
Is it proper to use "of" while using "help"?
Thank you.
Regards.
Top answer
Yes, both forms are in use.
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