Sunday, October 25, 2020

Six ways to tell someone that he or she is crazy

 In this post, I will show you six more ways to say to somebody that he or she is crazy. 



Other ways to say you are crazy

1.    You are nuts

2.    You are absurd

3.    You are berserk

4.    You are enraged

5.    You are mad

6.    You are Maniac `

Friday, October 16, 2020

10 most famous American phrasal verbs



   In this post, I will explain the ten most used phrasal verbs in the United States. A phrasal verb is a collection of words that work together as a verb ( A verb means an action). to make a phrasal verb, what you do is you use a verb such as "come" plus a preposition such as "out". Come out for example means to come out of a room for example. Sometimes adverbs are used too to make a phrasal verb.


The first phrasal verb that we have is Slow down. Slow down means go slower. For example, if you are driving your car fast, your friend might tell you, " Hey, slow down." 

The second phrasal verb that we have is Hold on. Hold on means to wait. For example, if you are reading a book and your friends tells you, "let's go get some ice cream." You may tell your friend, "Hold on. Not right now." 

The third phrasal verb that we have is Break up. Break up means when things break and become small pieces. For example, I dropped a cup of tea and the glass broke up. Also, when a relationship comes to an end, you may also use this phrasal verb. For instance, John and his girlfriend broke up. This means that John and his girlfriend are not in a relationship anymore.

The fourth phrasal verb that we have is Pass out. Pass out means someone is unconscious. Unconcious means not aware to move, to see, or speak. The soldier is alive but passed out. This means that the soldier is alive, but he is unable to move, to see, or to speak.

The fifth phrasal verb that we have is Hunker Down. Hunker down means to make yourself comfortable in a safe place. For example, the soldiers hunkered down in a trench. 

the sixth phrasal verb that we have is Go ahead. Go ahead means do it. It is basically giving a green light to someone to do something. For example, you may ask your teacher to go to the bathroom. Your teacher might say, go ahead.  

The seventh phrasal verb that we have is Break into. Break into means when two people are having a conversation and you start talking. For example, think that you are outside and your neighbors are having a conversation, and you go there and started talking to them. This means that you broke into the conversation.

The eighth phrasal verb that we have is Bring down. Bring down means to reduce or make it less. For example, in some countries, when you buy things, you ask the owner of the store to bring down the price. This means you ask the owner to make the price lesser.

The ninth phrasal verb that we have is Run out of something. This means that there is no more of something. For example, we ran out of gas on the road to Los Angeles. This means that our gas was finished on the road to Los Angeles.

The tenth phrasal verb that we have is Catch on. This means to understand. I did not catch on the joke until they explained it. This means that I did not understand the joke until they explained the joke to me.

Tuesday, October 13, 2020

How to Amazon Customer Services?

In this post, I will explain how to contact Amazon.com customer services. You will be able to contact them via chat or via phone call. You can do whatever is more convenient for you. 


Here are the steps.
  1. Log in to your Amazon account.
  2. https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/contact-us
  3. Click on continue your chat
That is the easiest way to contact amazon customer services. However, you can click on Need Help Over Phone? We can call you to get a phone call from amazon customer services. Or you can call Amazon at 1(888) 280-4331

You can also watch the video here. 


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