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Today's expression is a verb. I like this verb. It is to scramble. To scramble.

S-C-R-A-M-B-L-E. To scramble. To scramble. To scramble means to move quickly to hurry up to do something very fast now another common definition is to mix so

have you ever heard of the American breakfast scrambled eggs?

I'm sure you have the same thing in your country.

It's where you take two or three eggs and put them into a bowl and then mix the eggs together

and then cook them.

And you can do that on the frying pan too. You can mix the eggs together and then cook them. And you can do that on the frying pan too.

You can mix the eggs together.

That's scrambling eggs.

I like to scramble my eggs.

But here, scramble, we're using it to mean moving quickly.

And the most common sentence would be,

I had to scramble.

I had to go fast.

I had to move quickly.

You had better scramble.

You had better move quickly.

You had better go fast.

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