benefit from sth
phr. v..phr. v.. to get an advantage or a good result from something.
phr. v.. to receive an advantage, profit, or positive outcome as a consequence of a specific action, situation, or resource.
Many people benefit from regular exercise.
Small businesses will benefit from the new tax laws starting next month.
The local ecosystem has begun to benefit from the restoration project, showing a marked increase in biodiversity over the last three years.
- Particles
- from
- Separability
- inseparable
- Pattern
- benefit + from + object
the object is usually the source of the advantage, such as a policy, a change, or an activity.
focus on the preposition 'from'; students often confuse this with 'benefit of' (the noun form) or try to use it as a transitive verb without a preposition.
You will benefit of this class.You will benefit from this class.the verb 'benefit' requires the preposition 'from' to link it to the source of the advantage.