This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1861, three English phrasal verbs with CUM.

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So many phrasal verbs and expressions exist for the verb to come. Today we break down the most

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Moon. There's this really. Have you been there?

Oh yeah. You were so close to my house. That's like an hour from where?

Oh yeah. So funny. Yeah, we were there a few summers ago, craters of the moon.

Yeah, it's like a lava flow that so there's all these really cool tunnels and you look,

it looks like you're on the moon because this lava flow plants really haven't grown back up.

So it's really cool to see. Wow, there's so many cool things to see in the American west.

I'm kind of, I don't know, I just want to get in the car and go sometimes. But gas prices these days

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