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Book mango 418 Posted 6 years ago
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A huge amount

The charity rents a private studio on the border of two London boroughs – Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster – and Mrs Fairweather leads the two-hour sessions with the help of volunteer physiotherapy students.

'We have a close link with King's College London and each week we have one or two physio students along to help run the group,' Mrs Fairweather explained.

'Not only does this help the participants, it also gives the students hands-on experience. They get a huge amount out of it and I get a huge amount from them being there.'

https://www.csp.org.uk/news/2018-05-17-physio-led-stroke-exercise-group-legs-gains-charity-status

In the first case, “a huge amount” refers to the experience students gained.

In the second case, “a huge amount”refers to a huge amount of help.

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