Studying Phrasal Verbs

Hi everyone, what's up? I'm into the last English lessons on English. <em>(well, it might be the end of one book, but there is shelf after metaphorical shelf of books to the right and left, above and below, when you have returned that one to where it came from)</em> Right now, I'm learning the Phrasal Verbs, (those with "up, back, down").


I think there are like perhaps/as many as 40 of them, but I'll survive! I'm ok.

<em>'Studying Phrasal verbs' is a strange concept... in my childhood and youth that was unthought-of, and was never 'studied'; list of verbs - what a tedious thought! haha - we certainly didn't learn English that way.</em>

Studying Phrasal Verbs

Hi everyone, what's up?*<em>(has a connotation of problem)</em> happening

I'm in the last lessons on English. Right now, I'm learning the Phrasal Verbs, (those with "up, back, down").


I think there are like 40 of them but I'm ok.

Studying Phrasal Verbs

Hi everyone, what's up? I'm in the taking my last lessons in English. Right now, I'm learning the Phrasal Verbs, (those with "up, back, down").


I think there are like 40 of them, but I'm ok.

Keep it up!

Don't back down!