The most common ‘let’s + verb phrases’ are mostly used to introduce a new topic or to focus attention on something. They are all informal and can be used in both spoken and written English. Let’s take a look is the most general of these phrases and can be used in a variety of contexts. …
‘BIT’ related to quantity is countable = a bit of … bits of … For example: By inserting those genes into yeast, we could produce little bits of that smell and be able to, maybe, smell a little bit of something that‘s lost forever. TED A2 in the English Vocabulary Profile: bit = a small amount or piece of something B1 in the Oxford Learner Dictionary: [countable] bit of something (especially British English) a small …
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