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Use the following idiom/expression in sentences of your own. to have a beneficial effect

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Use the following idiom/expression in sentences of your own.

to have a beneficial effect

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to have a beneficial effect - Her speech had a beneficial effect on me.

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Chapter 4.3: Intellectual Rubbish - English Workshop [Page 98]

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Chapter 4.3 Intellectual Rubbish
English Workshop | Q 2. (d) | Page 98

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