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Here comes the second DL puzzle for today Any suggestions? 🤗

You got it right! Look how versatile the verb is 🤓 Check the screenshot one of our colleagues shared with us! How cool is that?

Morning ☀️ Time for your daily fix of descriptive language Leave your answers in the comments HINT: it’s the same verb that is used to describe a short sharp sound a cork or busting balloons make

Yep, the word is “fall” 🙌🏻 Have a nice evening ✨

What do you think goes in this gap? 🤓 PS A bit more participation and/or “like” support wouldn’t hurt Remember the 50/50 rule - to take you have to give & vice versa

Hope you learned a thing or two from this post ☀️🙌🏻

“WordStory” time Today’s word is «создавать» ❓создать условия ❓создать компанию ❓создавать полотна ❓создавать музыку Any other phrases in mind? Make sure to share your suggestions in the comments ❓❓Also, shall I go back to Insta? At least for “LiveTalks with PROs / Stan”?

Let’s talk “Internet” Leave your answers in the comments 🙌🏻

Yep, we’ve covered the verb before — it’s either “scoot” or “scooch” 🙌🏻

Happy Monday ☀️ (Yep, it should be!) Leave your answers in the comments 🙌🏻

Yep. The word is “heel” Enjoy your Sunday evening 🤗

What noun do you think works here? 🤓 Leave your suggestions in the comments

Kudos to those who got it right 🙌🏻😎

PART II. Think of verbs / nouns which best fit the gaps Leave your answers in the comments Make sure to hide them 😊

Alrighty, so it’s either “back out” or “reverse” (chiefly 🇬🇧) As for “pull out” it also has a few other meanings: 1️⃣ If you pull out of an agreement, a contest, or an organization, you withdraw from it (syn. back out) 2️⃣ If troops pull out of a place or if their leader pulls them out, they leave it Make sure to give the post a 👍🏻

Morning, everyone! ☀️ I’d like to pick up on what we discussed yesterday evening In this snippet apart from “pull out” you can use at least one more word Any ideas?😊

Yep — it’s “pull into” 🙌🏻 You might’ve noticed that phrasal verbs with “pull” tend to describe the movement of a vehicle: pull over, pull up to, pull into, pull out of, pull away ❓Can any explain the difference? Anyways, make sure to give this post & the other ones above a 👍🏻 especially if you don’t usually take part in my activities. Let it be a “thank you” on your part 🤗 Have a nice Saturday evening 🙌🏻

Here’s another DL puzzle for you We have covered this phrasal verb a few times before but it never hurts to revise, right?

Did you get most of these right? Give a 👏🏻 Are any of these new for you? Give a ❤️