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26 Jun 2021
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English (US)
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What does You get out of your practice what you put into it. mean?
What does You get out of your practice what you put into it. mean?
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- English (US)
“You get what you give”
Means if you do little work, then you will get little result from it”
If you work very hard for something / put in a lot of effort
Then you will get a better result
- English (US)
You won’t improve in the sport, if you don’t practice hard
- Japanese
Thank you so much.
I got the meaning.
I’d like to hear the phrasal verb “get out of”in context. Could you give me some example sentences, please?
I got the meaning.
I’d like to hear the phrasal verb “get out of”in context. Could you give me some example sentences, please?
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