10 phrasal verbs you probably DON'T know!

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Thank you for the lesson. I'll try to use these phrasal verbs in my speech. Good luck!❤

[@alexandrerocha6130]

That was a great lesson. The Phrasal verbs which a liked the most were "clam up", "size up", and "Bristle at". I suppose that they are quite often among natives speakers. Thanks a lot!

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wipe out is also used in some sports to say that someone fell or crashed. They were snowboarding down the mountain, until they hit a rock and wiped out.

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[@fredylopez2477]

Hi Shayna, nice greeting you, one question, Are these phrasal verbs really used in spoken English ? I ask you this because I already knew just one phrasal verb out of these ten which is "bounce off" the rest I didn't even know they existed, thank you in advance and thanks for the video lesson.

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1) beef up 2) bounce an idea off someone 3) bristle at something 4) clam up 5) crowing about/ over 6) fawn over 7) size someone up 8) plod along 9) wipe out 10) mull over

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[@childericoalencastro]

In the example about the expression "bristle at something", I think there was a mistake, because instead of bristled, it was written brisled.

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[@tulasikrishna3394]

1) beef up 2) bounce an idea off someone 3) bristle at something 4) clam up 5) crowing about/ over 6) fawn over 7) size someone up 8) plod along 9) wipe out 10) mull over