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freak out
UK
/ˌfriːk ˈaʊt/
US
/ˌfrik ˈaʊt/
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Compare “freak out” meaning panic with “freak someone out” meaning frighten or unsettle someone.
Explain how “freak out” is used in the past, present, and continuous forms.
Show how the meaning changes in “freak out,” “freaked out,” and “freaking out.”
Give five B2 examples of “freak out” in different situations, with Russian translations.
Compare “freak out” with “panic,” “lose it,” and “get upset”—when is each most natural?
Teach me common collocations and patterns with “freak out,” such as “freak out about something.”
Give me a short role-play task where I use “freak out” naturally in conversation.
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