Break up
This car is being broken up in a scrap yard. Photo by Olly Clark/flickrThere is an English phrasal verb “to break up”. It means to break into pieces. Here are some examples of ways in which we can use...
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I think that there was a problem with the last podcast “Better”. Some people have told me that they cannot download it in iTunes. Here is another copy of the audio file. I hope it works for you!
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Better buses, better service, better catch oneI am sorry that there was no podcast last week. I was unwell. But now I am better. That means, I am not unwell any more. I have recovered. I am better.And...
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A rainbow behind Stonehenge. This remarkable photo was taken by Lucille Pine/flickrIn today’s podcast, we talk about some theories. We talk about things which may be true, or may not be true. We use...
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