Short YouTube instructional clip by Hadar Shemesh explaining the usage of the phrase "in other words" — presented as a brief definition followed by multiple example sentences showing how the phrase clarifies or emphasizes prior statements.
In other words, I'll be expelled. It is used when you want to clarify or explain something in a different way when you said it, and then you want to highlight it, emphasize it. So in other words, I'm rolling out this way. She's really good at managing her time. In other words, she's always on top of things. Again, she's really good at managing her time. In other words. In other words, she's always on top of things.
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