English Sentence Structure (Elementary English)

[@luciacolella4196]

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[@VirtuallyFluentenglish]

Lovely to meet you Lucy and congrats on getting to A2! 🎉 Thank you very much for your lovely comment, I really appreciate it 😃

[@singwith_kokhub]

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[@VirtuallyFluentenglish]

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[@BouchraHammouda-sf9eg]

Thank you for the lesson, it's very beneficial.

[@VirtuallyFluentenglish]

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[@iloyhaa]

Very clear

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[@isaiasgarcia8149]

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[@kkstory]

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[@alexandrnika]

Very good

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[@ikhaliffa]

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[@atakansisman1022]

what is the difference between meaning " turn on notifications" and " turn notifications on" ?

[@VirtuallyFluentenglish]

Great question! There's actually no difference. The phrasal verb "turn on" is a separable verb. This means you can place the object (notifications) either before OR after the preposition. I have a video all about this: ruclips.net/video/Pf_exgutv84/видео.html

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[@VirtuallyFluentenglish]

You're very kind, thank you! 😃