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Let's use the split method in a different way. We need a new function that is able to accept two inputs: one for a sentence and another for a number. The function returns True if every single word in the sentence has a length greater than or equal to the number provided. These are the steps:

1. Define the function to accept two parameters, one string, and one number
2. Split up the sentence into an array of words
3. Loop through the words. If the length of any of the words is less than the provided number return False
4. If we made it through the loop without returning False then return True

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We can use the split function with the space character provided in order to get an array of all of the words in the sentence. Next, we use the in keyword in order to loop through every element in our array of words. We check the length of each word and compare it against x to see if it is shorter. If any of the words in the array are shorter then we immediately return false and end the function. If we make through all of the words without returning False, we know we should return True since all of the word's lengths were longer than x.