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The phrase when it comes to is used to introduce a specific subject or area someone is talking about. It's like saying talking about or regarding.

After this phrase, you usually mention a topic or area of interest. For example, When it comes to cooking, he's an expert means talking about cooking, he is very skilled.

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Anna is the head of HR, and she has to make sure our company runs smoothly BLANK BLANK BLANK BLANK HR.

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when

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This word starts the phrase to introduce a specific topic.

it

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It's used with when to refer to the subject or area of interest.

comes

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It indicates the subject or topic is being brought up or discussed.

to

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It's a preposition that links the verb comes with the topic being discussed, in this case, HR.

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