Phrasal verb: Ask over (meaning, example, picture, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Take aside (meaning, example, picture, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Take to (meaning, example, picture, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Think over (meaning, example, picture, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Set down (meaning, example, picture, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Take in (meaning, example, picture, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Beef up (meaning, examples, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Take aback (meaning, example, picture, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Act for (meaning, examples, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Keep down (meaning, examples, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Answer back (meaning, example, picture, pronunciation)
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Phrasal Verb "CLOSE DOWN" Practice Listening speaking Fluency Exercise.
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Phrasal verb: Beat up (meaning, example, picture, pronunciation)
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Phrasal verb: Get away (meaning, example, picture, pronunciation)
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