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why does the phrasal verb "sort of" go before the verb "helps" in this context?
( It sort of helps people say, "You are part of my life". )
Is it correct that the word "helps" is a verb in this context? If yes, could you explain why the phrasal verb "sort of" goes before the verb "helps"? Because I often see that the phrasal verb "sort of" goes before a noun.
I see this sentence in this video: https://www.voicetube.com/videos/59827
Thank you in advance.
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Can I use the pronoun "it" instead of "what" in this context? If not, please explain why.
Can I use the pronoun "it" instead of "what" in this context? If not, please explain why.
"It shows that young people spend on average 23 hours a week in front of the television, which works out at over three hours everyday.
WHAT is surprising, however, is the fact that the average adults watch even more: incredible 28 hours a week."
Thank you in advance!
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Could somebody explain to me the difference between "make your way home" and "go home" .
I found these phrases in a grammar book and I don't have any context to give.
Thanks a lot in advance.
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At the beginning / In the beginning
Are both expressions
"At the beginning"
"In the beginning"
valid and equivalent?
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Break an appointment ?
Could you explain what the phrase "break an appointment" means? Please, give me some examples.
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What does the phrase "feed on" mean in this context?
" Everything was feeding on everything else. "
Could you explain what the phrase "feed on" means in this context?
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Why do we use 'in size' in this context?
" At the same time, our economy tripled in size."
Could you explain me why we use "in size" in this context?
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Drink something=have a drink of something ?
Could you explain me what the phrase 'Have a drink of something' means?
Is it similar to the phrase 'drink something'?
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