Phrasal verbs start with the word "back" | EP 3
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Phrasal Verbs:
- Back off - It is often said to a person who is getting involved in a situation. It is used often to give a command, to remove oneself from the situation. We also use this to express fear for instance
- Back down - to admit a mistake. To stop supporting an idea.
- Back up - to support someone verbally. To back someone up; to back up another person.
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