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Is it common to use the transitive of the verb "benefit"?
Someone wrote this sentence, "Keep working and benefiting others." It didn't feel right. So I looked it up and found that the verb can be used that way. I always used "benefit" to talk about receiving or gaining something. It never felt right to used the other way.
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Benefit can be used as a noun, a transivite verb, or an intransitive verb.
It is not often used as a verb in everyday conversations, but depending on the context, it might be.
As a noun:
They offered him a free health insurance and other benefits.
As a transitive verb:
A health program can benefit everyone.
An an intransitive verb:
I benefit from every mistake.
Hope that helps.
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Yes, it is quite usual to use the verb with an object. But you can also use it intransitively, or, of course, as a noun.
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المهارات اللغوية
العربية, الإنجليزية, اليابانية
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العربية, الإنجليزية
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