Hang IN, Hang UP, Hang ON, HANGOVER... watch this and learn expressions with "HANG" in English 🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@neyde5281]

Thank you so much, please teach us more of this, phrasal verbs were always an obstacle for me

[@englishwithrod]

Will do!

[@lenkaradousova8882]

Excelent, thank you So much for that.

[@englishwithrod]

No problem! Thanks for participating ☺️

[@ninalulu8604]

Very useful! You are a good boy ☺❤

[@englishwithrod]

Thank you! 😃

[@Dcvi]

I had difficult with B and C statement: mixed 4 and 1 answers. Thank you 🙏

[@supereasyenglish2615]

Dear teacher .I am sure you never got drunk.😂😂😂😂

[@ojmalagon]

Hi Teacher Rod. Thanks for sharing this particular topic I was struggling to understand those combinations. I'm confused with the second item from column 1 in the test (2-D) I think the "D" definition is for Hang around. Let me know if I'm wrong. Anyway, pretty useful this content. Thanks a lot ❤

[@isabelabela7545]

I'm also confused about this question, I think that the correct definition of the "D" is Hang around and don't Hang out.

[@Guide2English]

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[@norabeckner9844]

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