hmmm... do people normally use を twice in the same sentence?
to me i'd be saying:
あの子は(私の)車を洗う事(or の)に手伝ってくれた
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@Shadowulf, i think you forgot an を... 隣さんの家の窓を砕いた
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hmmm, but i was thinking since im writing like casual speech-ish, を wouldnt be too important
anyway
意地悪いあの子は同じ顔にして、「やめろ!やめろ!」 とか「うるさいな、じじ」叫んだり、お祖父さんをから かったりし続けた
ijiwarui ano ko wa onaji kao ni shite, "yamero! yamero!" toka "urusai na, jiji" sakendari, osofu-san wo karakattari shitsudzuketa
that mischevious boy (making the same face) continued to tease the old man, mockingly shouting "stop it! stop it!" and "you annoying old man"
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