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To relax and feel at ease
To worry or be anxious about something
To run very fast
To think out loud
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New word for all English learners! đŹđ§ Today we introduce the verb "to fret".
Look at the following sentences, can you figure out what this verb means?
Rarely used in everyday English. The more common formal verb would be to worry and the colloquial or informal verb would be to stress : â Donât stress about itâ, âShe was stressed because of the testâ
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