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Build your vocabulary and speak like a native. Learn the meaning of the phrasal verb "to dwell on" This lesson will help you learn vocabulary for daily conversations. Feel confident when speaking English.

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[Назар-жн]

I have been dwelling on the fact that you are not praised enough for your hard work

[amalkantiray]

It has been always a leisurely learning from the great teacher.

[ylovaht]

Magic voice and clear explonations ... It is all in all to teach languages

[MTTM-fcol]

That's more like it. Super. 👍. Well done 👍.

[theresempungasombolayi]

Good Sunday HARRY and happy new day with Jesus Christ the Nazareth of the word of God is with you and many more about the lessons 🙏

[sanjibganguli]

Respected sir, being undisputedly the greatest grammarian across the globe, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to help me out by providing solution to the following problems -Question -I have no interest in politics.I must admit it frankly (Join the sentences using Infinitive). Sir, my probable answers-(To be perfectly frank, i have no interest in politics (B) To admit it frankly, I have no interest in politics (C) I have to admit frankly that I have no interest in politics (D) I must admit frankly to have no interest in politics.Sir, do please let me know which options are grammatically and semantically correct and which not.

[MTTM-fcol]

Instead of dwelling on nagging and dwelling on the past it's better to dwell on Harry's lessons 😄👍

[nictorres]

Good morning Mr.Harry! "Unfortunately I have been dwelling on things that I shoudl forget." Is this exemple right?

[jazzjes]

I reminded myself not to dwell on the tea too much—it was just a bit of a laugh! But I enjoyed it, haha.! !🐨

[sohrabamiri]

Only just you are intelegence no artificial intelligence

[brundabanpanda]

My regards, mr. Hary great guru of English
La h,
Guru ln language, I have éver
Known to me . Am greatly benefited and delighted to be at this late age.
My kind regards,
All the best
Brundaban