Grammar and phrasal verbs
Please correct any grammatical mistakes and usage of the bold phrasal verbs in this paragraph
I came across Sam at a coffee shop. He was looked nervous. I didn't ask any reasons for his nervousness. After having coffee, he himself opened out that his father was angry as he failed in many subjects in his graduation. I tried to make him feel comfort. I bigged him up that he has the capacity to overcome such obstacles and suggested him to concentrate on his studies. Because of my motivational words, he blissed out and went home with cheerful face. Some time later, he texted that he chilled out and focusing on his studies. Then,, I texted him back for best wishes for exams. As I already burnt out due to the hectic schedule of the day, went to sleep in no time.
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I came across Sam at a coffee shop. He was looked nervous. I didn't ask any reasons for his nervousness.
- I came across Sam at a coffee shop.
- He was looked nervous.
- I didn't ask any reasons for his nervousness.
- After having coffee, he himself opened up and admitted out that his father was angry as he failed in many subjects the previous semester/ year .
- in his graduation .
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I came across Sam at a coffee shop. He was looked nervous. I didn't ask any reasons for his nervousness. After having coffee, he himself opened up and admitted out that his father was angry as he failed in many subjects the previous semester/ year. in h
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