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What are the differences between Idioms and phrasal Verbs?

 

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Mister Micawber  +  243715 Sat, 08 Jul 06 09:11 AM

Some phrasal verbs are idiomatic (make up) and some are not (catch up);
some idioms are phrasal verbs (stand to) and some idioms are not (break a leg).

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