Unlike ever before
Heroin is a drug in the national spotlight unlike ever before, because it’s front and center in the U.S. opioid epidemic that’s damaging communities and families around the country.
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I was reading an article for my CPD ( continuing professional development).
What is the grammatical form, function and meaning of the phrase "unlike ever before"?
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Well, for a start, "unlike ever before" is adverbial, describing the manner or extent to which heroin is in the national spotlight.
- Well, for a start, "unlike ever before" is adverbial, describing the manner or extent to which heroin is in the national spotlight.
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Well, for a start, "unlike ever before" is adverbial, describing the manner or extent to which heroin is in the national spotlight.
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