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Is there any phrasal verb to mean “teeth are falling out because one is getting older”?
The sentence would be:
He is Xing now.
Where X means "losing teeth" or "teeth are falling out" because he is getting older. I am assuming such phrasal verbs or words exist because it would be ...
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What is the difference between “check something” and “check on something”
For example if in answer to the question, "what time does the shop close?" a tourist information officer might say, "I'll check on that for you."
Why wouldn't they say, "I'll check that for you."?
