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Get moved, start in together and left back.

Helo again,


"Milholland's gone. He got moved to Cape Flattery- Milhollands and Robert Miller.
Me and Smoltz, we started in together when they left back in September", said Levant"

- got moved
- started in
- left back

I cannot find this three frasal verbs (?) in dictionaries. And so, I cannot understand it's exact meant.

Thanks for your kindness

carlo
  

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Hi Carlo, - got moved He was transferred to Cape Flattery. - started in Joined together in a group, possibly working together or just hanging out together. - left back This not a phrasal verb.

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  • Hi Carlo, - got moved He was transferred to Cape Flattery.
  • - started in Joined together in a group, possibly working together or just hanging out together.
  • - left back This not a phrasal verb.
  • 'left' is the verb; 'back in September' tells us when.
  • A: When did the Iraq War start?
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Hi Carlo,

- got moved

He was transferred to Cape Flattery.

- started in

Joined together in a group, possibly working together or just hanging out together.

- left back

This not a phrasal verb. 'left' is the verb; 'back in September' tells us when.

A: When did the Iraq War start?

B: Back in March 2003. [not necessari
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