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Ronnie“TAKE IT OFF!” Learn English Phrasal Verbs for Clothes & Shopping
Learn the most common English phrasal verbs we use when shopping for clothes. These are verbs native speakers use all the time, but English learners often find them confusing. I explain how to use phrasal verbs liketry on, take off, put on, do up, undo, zip up, tuck in, and squeeze into, using clear examples and simple explanations. I also show you common mistakes and things to watch out for – like why we “put on a coat” but “put earrings in a box.” What are you waiting for? Take off your pants and jacket.
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