Found many mistakes in Phrasal Verbs

[Rachel66]

Hello Sir/Mam,Warm Greetings,
When I was going through the phrasal verbs,I found many mistakes over there.Which are

Phrasal Verb: Dip into

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Meaning: Take money out of your savings
Example: I've has to DIP INTO my savings account to pay for the works on my house

Phrasal Verb: Come round

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Meaning: Change your opinion
Example: Ate first she didn't like the idea, but she CAME ROUND to our way of thinking in the end.

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Its such a very helpful site and I don't want anybodyelse to get wrong meanings of any of the word...My intention is not to make any baseless issue but to clear the reason.
Thank You.
Regards,
Rachel.

[Rover_KE]

Welcome to Using English, Rachel.

Which phrasal verb site are you referring to? It's not our own site here; we could edit that.

Rover

[5jj]

It's here: Dip into - English Phrasal Verb - UsingEnglish.com

[Esgaleth]

...I found many mistakes over there...

Interestingly, I'd rather think 'many' is closer to 'numerous' than to 'two'. Well, to err is human, indeed.

[Tdol]

Its such a very helpful site and I don't want anybodyelse to get wrong meanings of any of the word...My intention is not to make any baseless issue but to clear the reason

Thank you very much, Rachel- such typos can be hard to spot so when someone lets us know, it's great.