Help
Help verb - To provide (someone) with what is useful or necessary to achieve an end.
Take care of and help are semantically related In some cases you can use "Take care of" instead a verb "Help".
Take care of
Help and take care of are semantically related in assistance topic. You can use "Help" instead a verb "Take care of", if it concerns topics such as advance, give care or accommodation to.
Both terms in one sentence
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All-Loving Hero: Misaki is constantly friendly to everyone, and will do anything to help them out (even if it's to his own detriment) to the point where by the time he has finished university he has spent all his time trying to help and take care of other people and has no plans for himself.
Source: Manga / Junjou Romantica -
Eventually after Nate dies they patch things up as Ruth insists that Brenda is going to need her to take care of and help raise her two granddaughters.
Source: Series / Six Feet Under -
Escaped with the baby in a boat, Merlin returns to Avalon, and asks Vivian the sorceress to help him take care of the baby.
Source: Western Animation / Camelot
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