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5 phrasal verbs with look! Learning phrasal verbs in English will help to make your conversations and writing more natural sounding. For today’s English podcast lesson, let’s have a look at five different phrasal verbs based on the verb look
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Excellent podcast. Thanks, More phrasal verbs with “to get”.
Thanks Giuseppe! Good suggestion 🙂
Hi Michael,
Here is the answer to today’s listening challenge question:
Last weekend, Michael went with his friend to pick up his friend’s sister from airport. No, I haven’t done that recently.
bye from Amali.
Thans Amali…nice job 😉
The meaning of look up to is still not completely clear to me. From your examples does it mean imitate or impersonate?