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What does 'agree with' mean?
What is the meaning of 'arrive at/in'?
What does the phrase 'ask for' mean?
What does 'act as' imply?
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The phrase 'at the age of' is used to indicate ___.
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What does 'at present' mean?
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The phrase 'aim at' means to reach a goal.
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What does 'argue with' mean?
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The phrase 'at the beginning/end of' refers to ___.
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Study Notes
Phrasal Verbs and Expressions
- Agree with: Indicates consensus or support for someone's opinion or idea.
- Agree on: Refers to reaching a mutual understanding or decision regarding a specific topic.
- Ask for: Used when requesting something, whether information, assistance, or an item.
- Arrive at/in: Describes the action of reaching a destination; 'at' is used for specific points, while 'in' is for general locations.
Functions and Contexts
- Act as: Refers to assuming a role or function, often temporarily or in a specific context.
- Add up: Represents the total sum of numbers or information, often used in financial or analytical contexts.
- Aim at: Means to focus efforts or intentions towards a specific goal or target.
Temporal Expressions
- At the age of: Indicates a specific age when an event occurs or a condition applies.
- At the beginning/end of: Denotes the start or conclusion of a specific time period or event.
- At present: Used to signify the current time or situation.
- At the same time: Indicates simultaneous occurrences or actions.
- At first: Refers to the initial phase or beginning of a situation before other developments.
Social Interactions
- Argue with: Describes engaging in a disagreement or conflict with another person, often involving verbal exchanges.
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