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To help someone to do something means assisting someone in doing a specific action. It involves giving support or guidance to enable them to complete a task or achieve a goal. Some sentences before, Alice says It offers flexibility and can help companies gain access to talent from many parts of the world. Notice that, in this sentence, she does not use to before gain, since using both the infinitive form and the to + infinitive are possible.

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Well, there are project management tools. They BLANK teams BLANK organize tasks.

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help

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A verb that means the same as providing assistance.

to

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Preposition used before an infinitive verb. In the expression with help, it is not mandatory to use it.

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