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Phrasal verbs are the bane of english language learners. It’s one of the weird things that natives speakers don’t notice until they are mentioned by someone learning english or they become an english major.

Wipe out, mull over, look up to. These are just some of the phrasal verbs you want to think over.

Ah, i misread your comment as saying 4g of meat/kg and not 4g of protein/kg. Thanks for the correction.

Not especially. That’s 300g or 10.5 oz of meat for a 75kg person.

I count 8 legs.

Technically that is a spider.

The silver rule is good too. “What you don’t want done to you, don’t do to others.”

Not really. You acquire the accent of your parents and those you grow up around. If his parents have a strong chilean accent he can probably at least emulate one since he’s heard it a lot.

Hell he might code switch while he speaks with his parent. Personally I slip into a downeast mainer accent when i speak with family but normally my accent is a flat American accent.

Black bar as in people of color or people of gothic color?