They helped each other with chores.

Meaning: This sentence is saying that the siblings worked together to help each other with household tasks.

Choice of Words: They refers to two or more people. Helped is the past tense of the verb help, which means to provide assistance or support. Each means one of two or more people or things. Other means the second of two people or things mentioned. With is a preposition that indicates an association or connection. Chores are small tasks that are done regularly, such as cleaning or cooking. When you put them together, the sentence describes how siblings work together to complete household tasks.

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