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- 1. Spoken English Osama Khan Jadoon AREDS Academy 1/9/2020 1 Lecture 7 03410093524
- 2. Phrasal Verbs 1/9/2020 OSAMA JADOON 2
- 3. What are phrasal verbs? Phrasal verbs have two parts a verb + preposition. 1/9/2020 AREDS ACADEMY 3
- 4. get up / get on / get over 1/9/2020 4
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