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“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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Wearing flip-flops in Canada in December.
Crazy world.
Today is rainy,so cold
Dear Ronnie, you are a clever teacher. Not only introducing these words for shopping by tongue, you always use some gestures and facial expressions to help us to remember these phrasal verbs. Including some jokes for adults only. Or am I wrong?
nice lesson Ronnie. thank you