To what events did your remarks relate?
            3. for once=just for once; just this once
            e. g. He beat me for once.
               Just for once he arrived on time.
            4. People to be interviewed
                = People who will be interviewed
                People interviewed = People who
                were /have been interviewed
            People being interviewed = People who are being interviewed   
            e. g. the building to be built next year the building built last
            year the building being built now         5. be/get/become addicted
            to－unable to stop taking or using sth.  as a habit
            e. g. Soon he became addicted to cigarettes, He was often late for
            work after he got addicted to alcohol.
            6. even if= even though 
            e. g. Even if I have to walk all the way, I’ll get there.           
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               Even if we achieve great success in our work, we should not be
            proud.
            7. draw attention to
               e. g. I’m embarrassed about my mistake; please don't draw
            attention to it. He drew my attention to an error in the report.
            8. on all sides= on every side
            e. g.  Soldiers attacking on all sides.
            There were mountains on all sides.