Hay
everyone; this is Muhammad Nabeel in Pakistan. Today we have very good phrasal
verb. Sometimes in our relationship, we have misunderstanding. We angry with
each other and the reason is not that good so we need to solve the problem; we
need to resolve the arguments; we need to take care of problem and in this
situation we have this phrasal verb ‘to straighten out’. It’s mean to take care
or resolve something. You have a problem and you want to make it straight.
Listen to the dialogue:
Professor
duck was so rude to me.
He
probably didn’t know you were a teacher.
I’m
really mad.
I’ll
go talk to him and straighten this out. Don’t worry.
I
won’t be happy unless he apologizes.
In this situation
professor duck did not realize that other guy was a teacher so he is rude and
this problem need to straighten out. I will see you next week bye
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