Improve the bracketed part of the sentence.
I don't want an award (for help to you).
- Ato have helped you
- Bfor helping you
- Cfor helping to you
- Dno improvement
Solution & Step-by-step Explanation
The sentence requires a reason for why the person doesn't want an award.
The preposition "for" should be followed by a gerund ("helping") when indicating the reason for an action.
The verb "help" is a transitive verb here and takes a direct object ("you") without needing a secondary preposition like "to".
Therefore, "for helping you" is grammatically correct.
The preposition "for" should be followed by a gerund ("helping") when indicating the reason for an action.
The verb "help" is a transitive verb here and takes a direct object ("you") without needing a secondary preposition like "to".
Therefore, "for helping you" is grammatically correct.