Hello I welcome you and I have a tip for you! you have used the wrong version of "apart" which is separate from. So in this case, I think you would mean to say "be a part of" as one of the whole. sorry I know it's annoying to police grammar, but this is one where you end up saying the opposite of what you mean. People do it all the time, just kinda interesting
Hello I welcome you and I have a tip for you! you have used the wrong version of "apart" which is separate from. So in this case, I think you would mean to say "be a part of" as one of the whole. sorry I know it's annoying to police grammar, but this is one where you end up saying the opposite of what you mean. People do it all the time, just kinda interesting