intransitive verbs with particles

hello hoda

really that's very good work and we are waiting for an other useful lessons from you.

god help u

manop

i like what u said

 it's a pleasure and honor to have a friend like u

You're never alone I'm always here to the good time and bad I'm always here to be your friend I don't like to see you sad…....Remember…..your are my friend!

oh,nice work.
it’s useful for ESL like me ..
thanks

musaab23

ur welcome

really nice idioms thank for this ,,,,,

alfredspeakup

i'll be happy to help u

but i don't know if u have problem in grammar or skilling…

 well just try to practice english in communication

go ahead u will get it

yaeh I'd like to learn it  too I'm peruvian and i' like to speak english fluently..please help me!

hmm

ur welcome

I'm an English teacher.

I wasn't confused.

 
I just have no need for the literal names of such grammar forms. more important is to know how to use the grammar properly. Less important is to know what the grammatical term is named.

 But you are right, definitely. And you are doing a good job. :)

so i should say thanks 

no don't say that Griffin 

just u were confused  everyone can be in ur case

Wow, not very condescending at all

Stupid, stupid me.. 

Griffin

 No relation between "Particles" and "participles"

 Particle : in grammar mean a adverb or a preposition that can combine with a verb to make a phrasal verbFor instance “ she tore UP the letter”The word UP is a particle.

 Participle : a form of the verb in the ending  id it’s ing or ed or en ect

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Wish that is clear now

When you say "Particles" do you mean "participles" ?

memeira : thx for reply and god willing

nerio: ur welcome

Hi, I´m Nerio I'm from Peru, I want to k now friends of all the worls

i'm waiting another lesson

alexanderRU: it's nice to receive answer from u

Guzel:  ur answer perfume this lesson

thanks for this lessons, hoda :))))

Thanks for this lesson, it’s very useful for people who learn the English language i think. Hope to see more new widespread words from you here. Bye.