1000 BASIC PHRASAL VERBS | PART 10 | Drop In, Come Forward..

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Hey everyone, today we continue to learn phrasal verbs. We picked up a lot of good examples so try to feel the meanings of these phrasal verbs.
1000 basic phrasal verbs that you need to know, tenth part.
In this video, we explain the meaning of the following phrasal verbs:
✔️ to drop in
✔️ to put up
✔️ to point out
✔️ to come forward
✔️ to stand for
✔️ to fill out
✔️ to fill in\fill in for
✔️ to jot down
✔️ to knock up
✔️ to pass on
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🎞 Timecodes:
00:00 - opening example
00:19 - to drop in meaning
01:24 - to put up meaning
04:12 - to point out meaning
05:21 - to come forward meaning
06:32 - to stand for meaning
08:31 - to fill out meaning
09:38 - to fill in \ to fill in for meaning
11:05 - to jot down meaning
11:56 - to knock up meaning
13:03 - to pass on meaning
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Thanks so much for this awesome lesson! Learning phrasal verbs always come in handy! In my country it's not so common to drop in in someone's house without texting or letting them know beforehand. Whenever you are free, drop by my place so we can hang out and grab a bite to eat. Put up the painting please In Germany, they put up a wall, aka Berlin wall, to separate the West and East of Germany The government plans to put up news schools and hospitals. Let's put up posters to raise climate change awareness. We need to put up some more money to launch the product. I am going to put up in this apartment for a few weeks. I'd like to point out the fact that sales have decreased and we need to take action. She pointed out that the project would most likely fail. Some guy came forward and told the cops about the criminals. The acronym aka stands for also known as I stand for human rights I won't stand for this! You need to fill out this application tp be interviewed. I have to fill out this questionnaire. She will fill in for her while she is on vacation Please fill in the blank. I have to fill in this survey and sent it I jotted some notes during the lecture She got knocked up and will be giving birth next month. My grandma passed on a few years ago Pass on the cookie back. I want some. I am gonna pass on this invitation but can I take a raincheck? He passed on the job opportunity Thanks a million for this lesson!!😁

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