7 Family & Relationship Phrasal Verbs

In this lesson, learn useful phrasal verbs for having a conversation about your family and relationships.
Get in touch with Lizzie at Cambly:
www.cambly.com...

[@loydsevilla146]

Great video!

[@robartbenoit6085]

thanks a lot

[@CamblyGlobal]

You are most welcome!

[@diegofreire7827]

Great lesson!

[@AjayKumar-lb9ix]

Love from India ❤

[@hindaaligouled5083]

I get along with all my coworkers.

[@loydsevilla146]

I have a question, the most important skill in advanced english for me isn't about fancy wording? What is correct fancy word or fancy wording? Why?

[@CamblyGlobal]

They are both grammatically correct. It would depend on the context of what you're saying. In the sentence example you gave, you could have said either: a) for me it isn't about fancy words OR b) for me it isn't about fancy wording. However, if you refer to a specific work, then you would use a singular term. For example: In my opinion, using a fancy word like 'consternation' is not necessary to show that you have advanced English skills.

[@izharuddenkhan7934]

hi sir