this is super great, my only suggestion is to combine sentences, because I feel like your paragraph is very chunky.
(: it's awesome!
He grew up in the West Country. 2. Elizabeth needs a new coat because she gave out her old one. 3. He still bites his nails , I hope he will soon grow up this habit. 4. He seldom saw his father when he was growing up. 5. Will's foot is now so big that he gave out these baseball shoes
<h3>Phrasal verbs</h3>
Phrasal verbs are verbs structures which contain a verb and particles. These particles are either prepositions or adverbs. For example, cut in, give in, take in etc.
When this (verb + preposition or adverbs) occurs, the meaning generated us different from the original meaning of the individual verb present in such. Hence, some adverbs are similar to idioms.
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