Phrasal verbs meaning stop being consistent in doing something?
I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.
e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.
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I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.
e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.
Thanks for your help!
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I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.
e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.
Thanks for your help!
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I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.
e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.
Thanks for your help!
phrases phrase-requests
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There are so many:
Stay away from
Get out of
Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.
Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write
Cut down
Bring down
Shave off
Whittle away.
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There are so many:
Stay away from
Get out of
Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.
Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write
Cut down
Bring down
Shave off
Whittle away.
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There are so many:
Stay away from
Get out of
Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.
Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write
Cut down
Bring down
Shave off
Whittle away.
answered yesterday
Barid Baran AcharyaBarid Baran Acharya
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There are so many:
Stay away from
Get out of
Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.
Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write
Cut down
Bring down
Shave off
Whittle away.
answered yesterday
Barid Baran AcharyaBarid Baran Acharya
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There are so many:
Stay away from
Get out of
Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.
Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write
Cut down
Bring down
Shave off
Whittle away.
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Barid Baran AcharyaBarid Baran Acharya
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