SETTLE DOWN - Learn Phrasal Verbs in English
Here's a secret for you... there are 2 simple tricks to learning phrasal verbs in English:
Remember, phrasal verbs are simple if you just take it slow and stay consistent learning them!
So, today I'm going to teach you one phrasal verb: SETTLE DOWN
In this video you will also learn my journey through life... I've moved countries 6 different times in the past 14 years!
Hi how are you today? This is Greg from OnlineLanguageAcademy.com and in this video I'm going to teach you the phrasal verb "settle down".
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Super! “Settle Down”, then...
Listen, I am 34 years old. Since I was 18 I’ve lived in 11 different houses. I've lived in 3 different countries and I gotta say I think my parents are wondering when I will settle down!
First, I moved to university, and then I went to France for a year and then I went back to England and then I went to Spain for a few years and then back to England and then I went to Spain and then I went to the States and I'm sure people think ‘when are you going to stop living a crazy life and just settle down’.
Settle down: buy a house, get married, have kids, have a normal life in one place! "Settle down". Now, I am married I do have a baby girl so…. 2 out of 3... I'm 2/3 of the way to settling down but I still move around quite frequently so I don't own a house, so I don't really consider myself “settled down” just yet!
And I'm 34, so is that too old? Should I have settled down by now? I don't know... you tell me!! What's the perfect age to settle down? When did you settle down? I'm very interested to hear your answer so let me know in the comments below!
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