Remove grammar mistakes: So, if he wants to pee or poo, he needs teacher's helping.
The word "poo" is a verb, so it's a verb.
Correct: The teacher is the one who is helping the student.
Correct: The teacher is the one who is helping the student.
Correct: The teacher is the one who is helping the student.
Correct: The teacher is the one who is helping the student.
Correct: The teacher is the one who is helping the student.
Correct: The teacher is the one who is helping the student.
The teacher is helping the student to understand the meaning of the sentence.
1. The teacher is helping the student to understand the meaning of the sentence.
2. The teacher is helping the student to understand the meaning of the sentence.
3. The teacher is helping the student to understand the meaning of the sentence.
4. The teacher is helping the student to understand the meaning of the sentence.
5. The teacher is helping the student to understand the meaning of the sentence.