10 Phrasal Verbs in English (with Multiple Meanings! 😱)

This was a big request from you! Today, I'm going to explain 10 phrasal verbs, all of which have more than one meaning. By the end of this video, you will know them all and how to use them in daily life! 🤓
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00:00 Intro to phrasal verbs
01:03 blow up
01:25 come across
02:05 drop out
02:34 give away
02:58 end up
03:29 get over
04:17 grow up
05:03 make up
05:31 turn down
06:10 work out
06:33 Outro

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Thank you Claire, this video was so helpful to improve my english, i would like to see new phrasal verbs videos :), thanks

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Thanks Claire... 🙏Very useful...👍

[@EnglishTeacherClaire]

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[@Tassos30]

Thank you for sharing. I have to work out the phrasal verbs. I need more phrasal verbs.

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Mam you are excellent teaching phrasal verb it's imperative for English talking thank you so much

[@EnglishTeacherClaire]

My pleasure! 🩷

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Easy to understand!!! Thanks always from Japan.

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Thank you Bonnie Lass

[@user-np2ln1qo8q]

Thanks Claire for the phrasal verbs but I got one more phrasal verbs and that is -( I am under the weather ) and its means I m very ill or sick

[@EnglishTeacherClaire]

That’s an idiom! But you’re correct, although it usually means only slightly ill/sick 🤓

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[@EnglishTeacherClaire]

Aww thanks for watching! 🤭 only the last part should be “if I made any grammatical mistakes” 😉

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[@manabu2068]

Thank you, Claire san! It was very useful video for me. There are plenty of phrasal verbs that have multiple meanings, so it is a difficult theme for me, Japanese person. For example, I usually use "reject" or "refuse" instead of "turn down". I wonder if I should study these phrasal verbs one by one. Today, I studied "turn on" , "turn down" and "turn off". Then, if I want to make TV sound larger, can I use "turn up"? Best regards.

[@EnglishTeacherClaire]

If you want the TV to be louder, you turn it up, yes! 🤓

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English slang words or naughty words.

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