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Suits pt 2 - can you help me with these expressions Anyone can help me explaining this expressions by your own words. there are fragments of small talking in the tv show "Suits", starting in 10min to 20min. 3 people are talking about a promotion, the boss and two workers. --- 1 - I'm not saying that i haven't been by harvey, but it's just so patronizing when you say that he can handle those things (one guy are saying for his boss that she cant give a promotion to another guy) 2 - It's 9:30. Nice of you to show up two hours after we open for business (one guy say that when another guy appears) - question: "Nice of you to" 3 - I was out late last night (the guy who appears said that for the previews expression) question: "was out late" 4 - Moving along (their boss said this for both guys) 5 - Instead of swanning in and out of here (one guy said this) 6 - Whenever i please (if i remember the boss said that)

Can you help me with these expressions I just started to watch the first episode of suits and i found expressions i didnt got it, can you help me explaining by your own words.

I got to get my shit together

I almost got caught today

I've got to stop getting stones

I've got to get my act together

You can burn bud and still be a success

You sell pot for a living

Still saps the motivation

You want in

Your offer before i got caught

I take on real software projects

And i hand them identical briefcases

Vacuum-sealed bud

Hide in plain sight

Help A Brother out

On death row. In texas

Freakonomics

I'm so glad you stopped by

Someone is trying to set me up

I will take some stress off trevor

And you'll pick up writing code

...Look at that memo?

Because a charging bull always looks at the red cape

Skadden's biggest client

He wants us to assess where he's vulnerable for a takeover

Can't we hang out ?

I hate to miss a workout

I hear someone's not taking their pills

She can't count it towards next year's quota

How native english speakers learn phrasal verbs Yesterday, I was thinking about how the native speakers learn phrasal verbs when they are children, for non-native speakers phrasal verbs commonly is teach after you already known some verbs and usually you use these single verbs when you are speaking instead of phrasal verbs. I was thinking about that. Some phrasal verbs that i learned before the verbs. I use them more frequently. I definitely should learn phrasal verbs first, just like native speakers do, of course. When I am listening i can understand a bunch of phrasal verbs, but when I'm talking or writing, I forget them. I definitely need a way to handle this and move them from my passive well-known vocabulary of phrasal verbs to my active vocabulary.