Grab 'em
when figuring out how to follow the beat, rhythm sticks (fat cylindrical hard wood instruments) come in real handy. so do drum sticks. if you've got a pair, grab 'em _ if not, clapping or smacking your hand against bongos or your desktop works just as well.
could you please explain the meaning of the sentence? particularly the underlined parts.
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Please try to use capital letters correctly. Please do not type in a stream of all-lowercase letters. "come in handy" is a set expression meaning "prove to be useful or helpful".
- Please try to use capital letters correctly.
- Please do not type in a stream of all-lowercase letters.
- "come in handy" is a set expression meaning "prove to be useful or helpful".
- "real" is an intenstifier (like "very").
- "grab 'em" = "grab them".
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Please try to use capital letters correctly. Please do not type in a stream of all-lowercase letters.
"come in handy" is a set expression meaning "prove to be useful or helpful". "real" is an intenstifier (like "very").
"grab 'em" = "grab them". "them" refers to drum sticks, and "grab" has its ordinary meaning that you will find in any dictionary. "smack" also has its ordinary dict
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