In this video, you will learn some of the most common phrasal verbs native speakers use to talk about anger. You will study "blow up", "freak out", "work up", "fly into a rage", "lash out", "cheer up", and many more!
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Россия одна должна быть спасительницей Европы. Наш благодетель знает свое высокое призвание и будет верен ему. Вот одно, во что я верю. Read more
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Someone takes something you say the wrong way. A good relationship breaks down, but don’t worry, a heart-to-heart chat will soon help to heal the rift. Forging good relationships helps us live longer. Read more
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The event will go down in history as the nation’s worst tragedy. This office is better than the cramped conditions I used to work in. The piano took up a lot of room, so we sold it. Read more
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