23 | Talking about LinkedIn

In this episode we have a chat, update each other and practice some useful English words and phrases. 

Welcome back to another episode of LEARN ENGLISH WITH TEACHIFY and in this episode we have a relaxing and fun chat going over some common verbs that take the GERUND and the INFINITIVE with TO.  Enjoy :) 

In this episode of 'Learn English with Teachify' we talk all about cleaning with lots of phrasal verbs and idioms too. 

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