ENGLISH CHILL-OUT

Yesterday was fun, many people from different regions joined us. We talked about this and that. Here are some: There was heavy rain. a rotten job / weather go for a dip in the ocean They spent time gallivanting. I can't get my head around it. Stop taking the mickey out of her. What a nice

I saw him in the flesh. ruffle the hair unkempt - disheveled - scruffy I was stitched up by him. He was crooked. I was mad as a hatter. --- But friends, I'm afraid I didn't quite remember the meaning. Could you possibly explain the meaning of it? Thanks in advance.

Just trying how it works.

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Hi Steve, have you got any topics which can be discussed? 🤗

This is where you can chat to each other. You can use general chat or chat using a theme - such as phrasal verbs, idioms etc.

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