Here’s my question. Did you know that you can get the hang of something? Recently did you need to cough up anything? Can you easily stick to something? Have you tagged along with anyone recently? *These are 4 casual phrasal verbs that that are good to know and use in your daily English conversation. Let’s study together.
*Actually, get the hang of is an idiom. Sorry for any confusion
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- The teacher said it is easy to get the hang of using phrasal verbs.
- I tried playing golf a couple of times, but I just couldn’t get the hang of
- Baking is easy for my mom, but it was hard for me to get the hang of
- We’re going to the bar after work. Do you wanna tag along?
- I’m gonna tag along with Jack at the business conference because, you know, he’s been to those places a lot before.
- You’re going to the coffee shop? Do you mind if I tag along?
- The office manager made everyone cough up five bucks for a cake for Jack’s birthday.
- When I bought that car, I had to cough up a pretty big down payment.
- I can’t believe that Tommy coughs up $2000 a month to rent that tiny apartment downtown.
- If you want to improve your English, you need to stick with
- Ted has trouble sticking to his diet. That’s why he hasn’t lost any weight.
- According to my mom, when you bake, it’s important to stick with the recipe.
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