@englishwithregan: Phrasal Verbs with ‘CRACK’! Do you know these three phrasal verbs? If not, don’t worry! Let me teach you these phrasal verbs that you can start using today and expand your English vocabulary! 🔸 Crack up = To laugh a lot / To make someone laugh a lot. Note: if you make someone laugh a lot, this phrasal verb becomes separable (crack someone up). ✅ “My friends crack me up.” ✅ “He’s cracking up.” 🔸 Crack on (with) = Start or continue doing something, usually with more energy. ✅ “They’re late! Let’s just crack on with the meeting.” ✅ “I need to crack on with this task.” 🔸 Crack down on = Start dealing with bad or illegal behaviour more seriously. ✅ “The police are cracking down on theft in the city.” ✅ “The university library cracked down on students who didn’t return their books.” Make a sentence below using one of these phrasal verbs! Follow for more English lessons! #english #learnenglish #englishteacher #phrasalverbs #ingles

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