to freeze over [phrasal verb/meaning/example]
What does it mean if something “FREEZES OVER”? 🤔 Here’s this week’s #PhrasalVerb in action! 🎥✨
To “FREEZE OVER” means to become covered with a layer of ice; as such, we tend to only use this #EnglishExpression when talking about areas covered in water (so, lakes... ponds... rivers... puddles... etc.) ✨
REMEMBER! “FREEZE” is an irregular verb so make sure you use the correct form:
• FREEZE over
• FROZE over
• FROZEN over (past participle) 🤓✨
Try out this little #English #ListeningExercise and see if you can think of your own examples, posting them in the comments below! ☺️👩🏻🏫🇬🇧🍯❤️🧊✨
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