By Expressions, Phrasal verbs

Thanks for the prompt response, GG. I appreciate it. Are there also other more informal expressions? Thanks. Raen

Twice this week I was asked if I had used any medication for my cold, I wanted to say more than just a "No" because I chose not to take any and that I rather have my natural immune system fight the virus. So in order to convey that I forge forward with the cold and let it run its...

Thanks, Avangi. Waiting for your answer, I checked out Cambridge Dictionary. There's good example sentences to help solve the 'it' problem. That is, A good architect takes into account the building's surroundings. I hope my teacher will take into account the fact that...

As to this point, the whole article is kinda a metaphor; they're comparing plant husbandry with child education. Thanks and Regards! Maple

Hi, Maple.You're parsing this wrong. It's waited on as a unit -- past participle of an inseparable phrasal verb to wait on meaning served.I love others to give me all the things I need. I love others to run and fetch things for me. I love others to serve me. = I love to be waited...

Zerox wrote:Is the aforementioned phrasal verb suitable to depict the situation when money is used on fireworks and one, literally, fires the money to the sky? As nearly as I can tell, that particular use would not necessarily be suitable unless we knew more of the circumstances. The two...

Dear friends Greetings and A happy and properous NewYear! May God gives you all you need and want in this coming year.May your English endeavors succeed and touch the elite level.Shall we have a list of slang words or idiomatic expressions such as rip-off,bunk,hit on...

Hi,I'd choose "meet up with".'Meeting up'/'meet up':"Of course, we talk about meeting up, and that's a very common expression: in fact it's what we call a phrasal verb, but you can meet up, or you can meet up with somebody - that's always for social reasons and it involves getting together,...

Hi, I think it's good to learn prepositions side by side/hand in hand besides learning phrasal verbs. I am doing my job here and side by side/hand in hand working on this forum. Please correct my sentences and also choose the more correct option. i think it's good to learn prepositions hand...

Hi, get together (START) phrasal verb INFORMALto start a romantic relationship:She got together with Paul two years ago.They finally get it together right at the end of the film. Please explain the highlighed group of words. Both of these expressions are rather idiomatic, and often can be...