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We often use the phrase, "no matter what/who/how/etc."
A) The "no matter" is an idiom.
B) "No matter what/who/how/etc" works as an adverbial phrase.
Are both (A) & (B) true?
Thanks in advance.
A) The "no matter" is an idiom.
B) "No matter what/who/how/etc" works as an adverbial phrase.
Are both (A) & (B) true?
Thanks in advance.
