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| eg. May is busy, so Jo helps her to finish all her home assignment. Then Jo is a ____________ Thanks. |
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| Cheat? I don't know of a word specifically for this purpose - I'd just say 'helper' or 'assistant'. There are words like 'clerk' and 'secretary' (both of which are usually paid); and a disabled person can have an "amanuensis". But that's pretty obscure, and wouldn't apply anyway in your case. b |
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| There's also the term "ghost writer", but that applies to books written 'by' celebrities who wouldn't know which way round to hold a pen. b |
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| There's also the term "ghost writer", but that applies to books written 'by' celebrities who wouldn't know which way round to hold a pen. What does it mean of which way round to hold a pen? Thanks |
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