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| thank u so much |
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| To catch up with is a phrasal verb. I'll give you two examples first: I missed two lessons at school. I have to work hard to catch up with the rest of the class. = to stay at the same level as Slow down! You're walking too fast! I have to run to catch up with you! = to stay at the same speed as Hope this is useful to you. |
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| thank u so much, its all i want to know and this is my e mail EMAIL REMOVED - Send PM to This User Instead if u all wanna be my friend |
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