I can’t help doing
I can’t help + (verb-ing)
If you say that you can’t help doing something, you mean that you can’t stop yourself from doing it. To refer to the past tense, use ‘couldn’t help’.
- I can’t help worrying about her.
- I can’t help thinking about her.
- I can’t help loving you.
- I couldn’t help breaking the vase.
- I couldn’t help eating those cookies.
- She couldn’t help laughing.
- I can’t help working all the time.
- I can’t help remembering the things he did to me.
- I can’t help eating so much.
