homework

A. hang up, let down, end up with I didn't want to _let_ him _down_. It's easy to _hang up_ on telemarketers, but it's hard to say no to your friends and neighbors. B. get to, help out, fall for, watch out for 1. The magazine company _helps out_ me through a friendship. 2. It's OK to _watch out for_ the local soccer team. But a lot of people _fall for_ scams.

Good afternoon, Hwa Shin!^^ Happy Tuesday!   A phrasal verb is a combination of words (a verb + a preposition or verb +adverb) that when used together, usually take on a different meaning to that of the original verb. I guess you were confused with some of the items below. We can talk about this exercise in class tomorrow. See you then! (^_-)   _T. Mayleen :)   A. hang up, let down, end up withI didn\'t want to _let_ him _down_. >> Correct! It\'s easy to _hang up_ on telemarketers, but it\'s hard to say no to your friends and neighbors.>> Correct! B. get to, help out, fall for, watch out for1. The magazine company _helps out_ me through a friendship. >> GOT ME2. It\'s OK to _watch out for_ the local soccer team. >> HELP OUT But a lot of people _fall for_ scams. >> Correct!