It's Day 14,
and I'm happy you've decided to stick around.
Stay with me for six more days,
and you'll learn a half dozen more phrasal verbs.
What does this phrasal verb mean?
When friends are in trouble,
do you stick around to help
or find excuses not to?
Let's review the definition of our new phrasal verb
and two old ones as well.
"Let in on" - do you remember what that means?
"Sink in."
"Stick around."
Do you remember the forms?
So its transitive
and takes two objects.
These both are intransitive.
They don't have objects.
All right. Now let's put these three phrasal verbs into use.
I'll give you a moment to complete the text.
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