21 Phrasal Verbs for Daily English Conversation | Vocabulary Booster

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Good evening Annemarie. Thanks a lot for your informative and useful videos. TO WEIGH IN :In the example sentence "there are two sides/two opinions........ YOU ARE ADDING YOUR OPINION IN ON ONE SIDE OR ANOTHER" I think it should be appropriate to say YOU ARE ADDING YOUR OPINION IN ON ONE SIDE OR THE OTHER "In case of two things, ideas or opinions, after mentioning the first, the second one becomes specific and referred to as" THE OTHER " Example:The football fielders of both sides have stormed one goal post while THE OTHER goal post is unmanned except the goal keeper. I will be grateful if my doubt is clarified

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Hi, Annemarie 👋I have a question : about " jump into " . Your example is " he jumped into the conversation to share his opinion even though I wasn't finished speaking ". Is it grammatically okay to say, " I wasn't finished ? Why not " I hadn't finished " ? Please help me explain about it. Thanks.

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Thanks for the question. Both are possible; however, there's a subtle difference in the primary focus. By using 'wasn't finished speaking' I emphasize the interruption in the middle of speaking. If I were to use the past perfect, the focus is more on the order of events - the fact that one thing was not finished before something else happened.

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