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C1 Phrasal verb
Fall through - My plans with my friend fell through, so now I have to go alone.
When smething that is planned doesn`t happen
something + falls through
More examples 👇🏼
The sale of the house fell through

Expressions in Spanish that all beginners need to know 💡
▪️Since no doubt - Sin duda
Sens dubte es lo que les han dicho.
▪️What's new? - ¿Qué hay de nuevo?
En tu vida, ¿qué hay de nuevo?
▪️Sounds good - Me parece bien
Bueno, aleshores me parece bien.
▪️ Does that work for you? - ¿Te parece bien?
Aleshores, ¿te parece bien que me una?
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What is the difference between lend and borrow?
📌 Lend [lend]. We use lend when we give something to someone, i.e. we give them our things. This could be anything: money, a car, a dress for the evening, etc.
I could lend you $100 if you need it.
I wish i'd never lent him my car.
📌 Borrow [ˈbɒrəʊ]. The verb borrow we use when we want to take something from someone. For example, borrowing money from a friend for a paycheck, a player to listen to music while you are on the road, or even a book from the library.
Can I borrow your calculator?
I borrowed his bike.
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