English: Phrasal verbs - To hang
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- 18 mar 2014
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Actualizado: 9 oct 2020
Phrasal verbs
There's no point hanging _______ here anymore. To be honest, I don't think your friend is coming.
a) on
b) in
c) about
d) around

Answer:
There's no point hanging around here anymore. To be honest, I don't think your friend is coming.
d) around
To hang around (somewhere) = to wait or spend time somewhere.
Examples:
If you hang around for a while, Margaret will come to see you.
Yesterday I hung around the London Eye for half an hour but Lisa didn't appear. I don't know what could have happened to her.
Extra notes:
*There's no point + "ing" = There's no sense + "ing"
*There's no point + in + "ing" = There's no sense in + "ing"
*To happen to somebody
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