Phrasal Verbs / FALL APART / SCROLL UP /SCROLL DOWN / ZOOM IN / ZOOM OUT American English

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[lunaazul]

Loved this video, it is very useful🎉🎉🎉🎉

[haruyo]

Really helpful video! Easy to learn English with you showing us actual example. Thank you!

[littlebird]

This how we should teach a language. Thanks for you all

[felipefelipe]

Great! I learned more than I expected. Thank you!

[pilateswithaurorarodriguez]

😂Yes me too! I don't like old mouse pads and fall in parts!

[uselessvad]

Videogames teach that too. When you're sniping with a sniper rifle you can zoom in/out too. You use scroll wheel yeaaah

[dplanet]

Great video as always. If you have a chance in the future, it would be really good if you can make a video of the different geographical regions terminologies, such as "northern part of the town", "central north", "north central", "north central east part of the town", ect. When a geographical area is away from the center, is easy such as "southwestern", but as it gets closer to the center, things starts to get confusing.

For example, imagine a square. All the top line is "northern part". The left corner is "northwestern part". How about the top part, but only between NW and NE? Maybe is center north, or north center. How about between the center and north? A video of this topic would be awesome. Thanks!

[OKOK-wfxz]

Thank you. I do these actions every day, but didn't know how to name them in English.

[spm]

What is the difference between run up or rack up? Are they interchangeable?

[vladimirbaloyan]

I thought the plural number of Comp. mouse is mouses

[spm]

What is the difference between run up or rack up? Are they interchangeable?