30 Minutes to Improve Your English Listening Comprehension! [ Ссылка ] If these videos help you and you would like to show your appreciation, you can Buy Me a Coffee [ Ссылка ] Supporters get exclusive audio lessons! Subscribe for new idiom videos! [ Ссылка ] If you are going for a ride in a car, you get in the car or you get into the car. Once you arrive, you get out of the car. But, if you are traveling on a train, you get on the train and get off the train. The same goes for buses and planes. What's the difference between get in/out and get on/off for transportation? Why do we say it this way in English? Learn about the difference and also learn seven additional uses for these common phrasal verbs. | English Lesson | Phrasal Verbs | English Idioms | Subscribe for new idiom videos! [ Ссылка ]
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