Didn´t Manny bring tools and help with the cleanup?
The answer that identifies the compound verb is "Didn't bring/help".
"Didn't bring (auxiliary + verb) functions as a compound verb since a compound verb is a verb which is made up of more than one word, for example: the verb with auxiliaries. At the same time, "Didn't" is also acting as the auxiliary of the verb "help", that's why <u>the correct option is the first one (Didn't bring, help).</u>
It is important to state that there are several types of compound verbs such as prepositional verbs <em>(e.g. ask for)</em>, phrasal verbs <em>(e.g. look after)</em>, verbs with auxiliaries <em>(e.g. have been),</em> and compound single-word verbs <em>(e.g. water-proof).</em>
The answer would be with, aka option B.
<em>Answer: Rafe Khatchadorian; kind, not a bully, an artist, rule-breaker, trouble-maker, and a tragic hero. (I don´t think a tragic hero is a Character trait but oh well.)</em>
<em>Thank you for your time,</em>
<em>~Esther</em>
