I have a question about "get you" Hello I was wondering if this sentence below sounds awkward. Do not let bygones(or the past) get you. If this sentence does not sound awkward, in this sentence, what does "get you" mean?

Question about a word, represent Hello I have a question about a word in the sentence below. "Part of the truth represents the whole" I was wondering if symbolize or stand for could be used instead of represent in this context. I will really appreciate it if anyone answers this question.

Hello I have a question about "remember information for your brain" Hello Does this sentence sound natural? Not getting enough sleep makes it harder to process and remember information for your brain I'll really appreciate if you answer this.

I have a question about "more than to any other factor" Hello I wonder if this sentence sounds natural, especially "more than to any other factor" In a study of 500 marriages, one researcher determined that marital success is closely linked to communication skill more than to any other factor Thank you in advance:)

I have a question about "a solution to looking bigger" Hello The text is about a boy who wants to look bigger There are words "I found the simplest solution to looking bigger" Does it make sense? I looked up a solution to in the dictionary "A solution to" is used with a problem but looking bigger is not a problem but what he wants I don't get it Would you explain this? Thank you for reading this

I wonder about to whom it may concern Hello What does it refer to in 'to whom it may concern' Thank you in advance

I wonder about what ' into play' means Hello The text is about Boccia. The BC3 class players, who are unable to propel the ball themselves, are permitted to use an assistive device such as a ramp to propel the ball into play. In this context, what does 'into play' mean? Does it mean move the ball into the court or make the ball into action? Thank you in advance.:)

Hello I wonder about "so deeply a part of being human" Hello. The original sentence is like the following. Language is so fundamental to our experience, so deeply a part of being human, that it's hard to imagine life without it. Is this the same as the following? I mean is it okay to think fundamental to is omitted between deeply and a part? Language is so fundamental to our experience, so deeply (fundamental to) a part of being human, that it's hard to imagine life without it. Thank you for your advice.