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PHRASAL VERBS for hanging out with friends
“Drop in” or “drop by”? “Pop in” or “swing by”? Learn phrasal verbs and expressions for talking about spending time with friends in this social English lesson. We’ll also talk about how to get rid of people when the party’s over!
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13 COMMENTS
8/8
Thanks a lot, Mrs.Ronnie
This social English lesson really got to me.
We’ll also understand how to get rid of guests when the party’s over!
dear Ronnie, these tips are fantastic)) I’ll use its in my life. Nevermind I don’t visit my friend’s houses, but if somebody would come, I know what to say))
Good Experience in my Life.
7 correct out of 8
was good to learn, thanks.
Hello I need learning English I’m in Ukrainian
Obviously, Despite being a university sophomore, I derived a lot of English skills from you.
thank you so much
Hi Ronnie, your teaching is marvelous! So I canremember the Most. Thanks.
In Germany your the rule of your mum is well-known, too.
Dear Ronnie, thanks for the new phrasal verbs. The 3 das rule
In Germany the rule of your mum is well-known, too.
Thank you for your material. It is great.