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Ever get confused between “apply to” and “apply for”? Or wonder whether to say “argue about” or “argue over”? In today’s episode, we break down these common English combinations with quick, simple explanations and memorable examples. You’ll also learn the difference between “belong to” and “belong in.” By the end, you’ll feel more confident choosing the right phrase in everyday conversations.
👉 Perfect for English learners who want short, practical grammar tips they can use right away.
to apply to vs. apply for
to argue about vs. argue over
to belong to vs. belong in
to decide ______
to insist ______
Plus a few bonus ones mentioned in conversation (to have a reputation ____, to stick _____, etc.).
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