help me and taught me with

[ziawj2]

You have helped me and taught me a lot with my career.

I think there is a grammar mistake in the use of "with".

Could I correct it like this:

You have helped me with my career and taught me a lot about it.

 

[Rover_KE]

Yes - that's a big improvement, ziawj.

Rover

 

[BobK]

Yes - that's a big improvement, ziawj.

Rover

:-? ... except that the career is now the thing he's been taught about - which may bot be the case. What about 'You have taught me a lot, and so helped me advance my career'?

b