dilodi83
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- Italian
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- Italy
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I hardly ever fit in time to clean my room up.
I hardly ever get around to cleaning my room up.
Do these two phrasal verbs mean the same in this kind of context and do you use them without any particular difference when they mean "to find the time to do something"?
Thank you all.
I hardly ever get around to cleaning my room up.
Do these two phrasal verbs mean the same in this kind of context and do you use them without any particular difference when they mean "to find the time to do something"?
Thank you all.