Colloquialisms with ‘Catch’ (Part 1)
- Don’t worry, you can easily catch up.
- I hope you caught that phrasal verb I just used!
- I’m sure I’ll catch up with you on the hill later on
- Get it? Does that make sense? I hope you catch my drift.
- You'll catch on pretty quickly if you study with CanadianEnglish.com.
- Somehow, I caught a terrible cold.
- I finally got all caught up with my homework.
- He just got caught up with a bad crowd.
- If the boss catches wind of this, you’ll be fired!
- I’ll catch ya on the rebound!
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