12 Phrasal verbs for Shopping! English Vocabulary Lesson

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[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Guys if I did not say hello in your language then please tell me how to say it and I will say hello in a future video! 😊💕 Also try and use any of the phrasal verbs in a sentence! Lots of love to you all xx

[@ahmedsalem9278]

Asalam

[@Motherfuckergentlewoman]

Russian: Privet!

[@muhammadathoillah6309]

Bahasa Indonesia: Halo

[@pussycatlover6522]

Wagwan in Jamaican partois

[@shayamalisepalika1940]

Sri lanka - Aubovan Tamil - vanakkam

[@user-on7ds4vh6d]

I'm so proud that you say words in Arabic.Thanks teacher.

[@josecordova8369]

Hola hola....Merry Christmas for everybody...Feliz Navidad para todos...thanks...gracias...

[@fatenfarrayeh6270]

Thank you so much Sabrah.

[@sohandasyadav6487]

The way in which you said namaste was amazing

[@ImDivyansh_17]

Merry Christmas Sabrah.

[@shayamalisepalika1940]

Merry Christmas love english family.

[@liyaandinnamay2501]

Sabrah, you look just incredible!😍🤗 This striking dress suits you fantastic! We checked out your make up too! Briefly you look stunning as always!😜💗❤ Yeah, we're late but anyway we'd like to share with you how to say "Hello" in Russian. We say "Privet". But we're Jewish and so in Hebrew it'll be "Shalom". Au revoir, sweet Sabrah! We always happy to see you!🤝😚💖

[@nilanjandey2610]

Love both of you from India .

[@justynadarowska6551]

Hello! Your "cześć" was awesome. Thank you! 😍

[@LyashenkoSergiy]

Great lesson!

[@fatimaislamicshia2606]

i love your videos soo much im native speaking i like your style salam ,namasta..

[@devendersinghattri4654]

Wish you a merry Christmas!

[@longnguyen9638]

Thanks Sabrah!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Welcome 😊💕

[@ebrihamakonteh5018]

Great Lesson Sabrah

[@andre2413]

Selamat pagi=God morning

[@sohamroy6810]

Yippee I'm sooo happy that you're here , I'm your biggest fan and of Leila as well ... Please send her my love Sabrah

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

I will! Thank you so much for your lovely comment! Where are you from? 😘

[@vi683]

I love the phrasal verb lesson for this topic. It is practical. Thanks!

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Namaste Sabrah, Amazing lesson about shopping phrasal verbs. Indian use "namaste". I learn new phrasal verbs with your lesson. I admire your efforts. Some other examples sentences: 1. Could you help me to pick out the yellow pieces? 2. Money can't buy happiness unless you splash out on a Mercedes. 3. Zip up your jacket, it's cold out there. 4. Architects know how to design building fit into the land. 5. I have to queue up for bus everyday. Thank you.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Well done great sentences! Fantastic job! 😊💕

[@mollietai8946]

We need to shop around with Love English.

[@wafashehan7642]

merry Christmas

[@raghavchandel2599]

Namaste🙏

[@lyazzatrakhimbekova6973]

So tender teacher😍

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you 💕😊

[@matefekete5287]

Hungarian way to say hello is "szia" (or sziasztok for plural). As for the pronunciation, it almost sounds the same as the English slang "see ya"... funny coincidence. Great video by the way

[@wafashehan7642]

your lessons are useful to me I loved them all they helped me to improve I love you both

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

So happy to hear that! Thanks for your comments! 😊💕 If you love the videos please share them!

[@parveenkumar3208]

i love your class

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you so much! We love you guys too! If you love the videos please share them ❤️😊

[@akash7554]

Namaste 🙏, big love from the top of the world, Nepal.

[@wafashehan7642]

it is good to shop around to see more dresses

[@rahulp1401]

Amazing lesson!!!♥️ Love your ideas about video!! Worth watching always!👌Cheers♥️♥️

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you so much! What a lovely comment! Please share the video if you love it! 😊💕

[@rezza2507]

Hello, Sabrah and Leila! I'm the first today. Yay!

[@kashifalikhan5124]

Nice video Maam

[@veliskod9068]

Hi Sabrah, could you please explain if to peak out and to shop around have the same meaning ? Thanks a lot

[@ahmedkhanbuledi9761]

SALAM ALAIKUM

[@lovenature7727]

Alykom alsalam 😍

[@rungsakthongmuk8538]

Hi Sabrah Christmas is on its way. Have a good one. Merry Christmas.🤗

[@DEEPAKKUMAR-dg9uw]

Truely teacher, your prononciation is great and I think it will be great difficult for me to get the prononciation like you. Have a blast ma'am and happy new year.

[@EminentSeafarerGIO]

Привіт ("Privyit", meaning Hi,) Dear Leila & Sabrah! Happy Holidays and may God Bless You in all spheres and all your endeavours!

[@saifalzadjali7505]

Merry Christmas ❤💖

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you! 💕🎄

[@sriramgreat1436]

Namaste

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

It's been a stupendous lesson; I do adore phrasal verbs.Could I use zip up instead of shut up in informal language? You are a perfect 10.

[@josephmendoza9920]

1. To try something on/ to try on something - to try something to see if it fits or looks good on you eg ‘I tried on so many outfits today, but nothing looked right!’ 2. To put something on/ to put on something - use in the same way as wear, to place something on you Eg ‘put on your new jacket’ 3. To fit into - to still be able to wear certain clothes, if you don’t fit into them they are too big for you! Eg I can’t fit into my summer clothes! 4. Zip up/ do up - close an item of clothing - do up is more general 5. To sell out - there is no more of something left - the item has all gone 6. To shop around - to look at different shops/ to consider different items/ options before you buy, 'I shopped around when I was looking for my sofa’ 7. To queue up - to wait in line for something Eg ‘We had to queue up for ages to pay’ 8. To bring down - /to slash prices to reduce the price of something eg ‘they have brought down the prices hugely in the Christmas sale’. 9. To splash out - spend money freely, spend a lot of money in one time, eg ‘He splashed out on a new Mercedes’ 10. To pick out/ to select/ choose ‘I need to pick out a new hat for the wedding’ 11. To rip someone off/ to be ripped off - to charge or be charged too much for an item - ‘I was ripped off by that car salesman!’ 12. To set someone back - when a purchase cost someone a certain amount of money - and their bank balance will go backwards!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Well done as always Joseph! 😊😊💕👍👍

[@sarfarazsamikhan6367]

Love from India❤❤❤❤❤

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Love to you too 💕💕

[@nushar5366]

Hello Sabrah. Thanks for your videos. Hello means Slaw /slaw/ in Kurdish.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you so much! We see you comment very often! Great that you are following us! Slaw! I will remember it for next time xx

[@nushar5366]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah You are most welcome and I really appreciate your efforts to teach English. You are amazing and very adorable teachers. Cheers!

[@shayamalisepalika1940]

In sinhala - Lord Buddha Bless You

[@luisleal2940]

Always to die for !!❤️ Thank you my lady for another flawless lesson you always knock it out of the park , Any piece of clothing you put on looks fantastically on you . You suits the cloths not the other way round . Is bargaining common in the UK ? Because in Mexico we are a world super power at that . Sabrah is for us like The infinity gauntlet for thanos “ She is inevitable “ .

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you so much! 😊💕 Lovely as always! Yes we bargain in the UK but we do it less than in Mexico I think. I do like to haggle sometimes though...i am quite good 😉

[@akashkarmali07]

Namaste mam

[@2chill2]

Do the Brits have big discounts only AFTER the holiday season? So is it after Jan 2nd?

[@NaveenKumar-os7rf]

Mam, Do inviduval lesson on every tense. In India, Millions of People watching English tenses every day. Little confused on Tenses, Voices and Speech.

[@Vinjhraj]

Namaste to you both from Engr. Vinjhraj Pakistan.Merry Christmas to you both from niche of my heart.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you so much! Did I say Namaste correctly? 😊

[@rahulp1401]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah yeah! You did😊👌

[@Vinjhraj]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah you said Namaste correctly.

[@cyclistRM2024]

سلام 😊💓

[@anju6423]

Hi.. Namaste.. 1st comment😊

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Wow super well done! 😍

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Sabry, it's Assalam O' Aleikum!

[@robertopetrazzuolo4749]

Ciao bella :)

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Ciao!

[@luistalavera8798]

Hi friends! Such a long time! 😣 It's been a busy month!!! I think there are a lot of videos I haven't watched, yet!!! I wish you a wonderful Christmas!!!! 😘😘

[@maryjacob4143]

Hii Dear ,this is Mary from Dubai basically from India kerala.am a nurse by profession ...we nurses admire your programme ....could please explain OET writing ...reading ....speaking....phrasal verbs related to health.....thank u ...... we Love u and leila....

[@NiranjanKumar-fi2dv]

Sabrah hi, I 😍 Leila tell her

[@rajendramehra4651]

Now the price of led tv has been brought down.. Had some price brought down on that days.. The price is likely to be bring down of i phone. Is it correct.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

The first one is correct. Well done 💕😊

[@kevalpatel9358]

Namaste cute baby sabrah ♥️💛😍😘😘

[@ColHogan-bu2xq]

Nice leather jacket, too.

[@rezza2507]

Hai, Sabrah! = Hi, Sabrah! Halo, Sabrah! = Hello, Sabrah! We fancy shopping spree. A lot. What about window shopping? How about online shopping? They're quite different, aren't they? I've made a summary from this vocabulary lesson for me, and all your subscribers and your viewers as well. I hope this helps us. Here are 12 phrasal verbs for shopping as follows: 1. To try something on/To try on something - to try something to see if it fits or looks good on you eg 'I tried on so many outfots today, but nothing looked right'. 2. To put something on/To put on something - use in the same way as wear, to place something on you. Eg 'Put on your new jacket!' 3. To fit into - to still be able to wear clothes, if you don't fit into them, they are too big for you! Eg 'I can't fit into my summer clothes!' 4. Zip up/do up - to close an item of clothing - do up is more general. And if the clothing has buttons, you can specifically say 'Button up'. 5. To sell out - there is no more of something left - the item has all gone. 6. To shop around - to look at different shops/to consider different items/options before you buy, eg 'I shopped around when I was looking for my sofa'. 7. To queue up - to wait in line for something. Eg 'We had to queue up for ages to pay'. 8. To bring down/to slash prices - to reduce the price of something eg 'They have brought down the prices hugely in the Christmas sale'. 9. To splash out - to spend money freely, spend a lot of money in one time, eg 'He splashed out on a new Mercedes'. 10. To pick out/to select/choose - 'I need to pick out a new hat for the wedding'. 11. To rip someone off/to be ripped off - to charge or be charged too much for an item. Eg 'I was ripped off by that car salesman'. 12. To set someone back - when a purchase cost someone a certain amount of money - and their bank balance will go backwards!'

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Fantastic sentences! Super well done! 😊💕

[@rezza2507]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah Thank you so much! I really really appreciate it! 😊💕

[@vaithym7072]

Hi sabrah

[@andrecustodio2432]

Shopping online is much more cheap👍

[@abuhuraira3685]

If shopping doesn't make you happy then you're in the wrong shop

[@wafashehan7642]

I hope to have huge income that Isplash out when I go shopping

[@wafashehan7642]

In Jordan when it snows people queue up for bread and fuel

[@wafashehan7642]

asalamo alaikom or marhaba

[@wafashehan7642]

I went shopping, I tried dresses on but I didn't fit into any one

[@armalify]

Hello Sabrah. If I say "That event set me back in time" OR "I ran into issues that set me back in cost and time", do they make sense?

[@pussycatlover6522]

No, its all wrong

[@yasserdaoud1311]

You said Sallamo Alliko clear and good , can we make a deal , you teach me English and i teach you Arabic

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you! Shokran - I speak a tiny bit of Arabic. 😊 It is a wonderful language.

[@yasserdaoud1311]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah you're amazing and smart , my regards to both of you Leila and Sabra

[@umashankardandotiya2452]

It's noticed more about women buyers for shopping around for cheaper prices, than Male buyers. 🤔😎

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Haha yes this is true 😂

[@rungsakthongmuk8538]

Hello in Thai = Sawaddee

[@shankaranandv9101]

Vanakam in Tamil

[@wafashehan7642]

we have a lot of queue jumpers here

[@fabrice9252]

Just a little remark Sabe, but I guess you have corrected it since. Actually you're confusing transitive/intransitive with separable/inseparable --> this concerns the particule/preposition. . A transitive verb is a verb that calls for an object / requires an object to receive the action - The speaker discussed many different issues in the video - He put on his coat There are direct and indirect objets - Leila gave Sabrah her laptop / Leila gave her laptop to Sabrah (Sabrah --> 'indirect object' / her laptop --> direct object) Trick to see if a verb is transitive or not: 'the speaker discussed what? 'Leila gave what' answer: the object(s) in question. An intransitive verb is a verb that does not take an object. - The students arrived at the residency in Bournemouth. (you can't ask: the students arrived what? ...) - The patient's health deteriorated quickly (you can't ask: his health deteriorated what? ...) -Leila laughed All these verbs are intransitive, they don't require an object. Asking the question above makes no sense. What you meant at the beginning of the video was 'SEPARABLE' and not 'transitive or intransitive' because 'put on' is absolutely a transitive phrasal verb! It calls for an object: You put STH on / You put on STH. The preposition 'on' is separable. :-) It has nothing to see with transitivity or intransitivity. I noticed you made that confusion many times and that's why I want to insist; Others may stumble, but not you my sweetie! ;-) ❤ Now, I for sure know that you know all this. This does not make debate or any doubt in my mind. I think that is only a confusion in the terms you used, which can happen. I reassure you, I also make confusions or lapsus (slip of the tongue) from time to time ;-) Bisous, je t'aime très fort. And I miss your lessons and shorts so badly ... 😘🌹💞

[@nilanjandey2610]

In our country it's strictly maintained ,, it's rude to cut in . We never allow anyone doing such thing

[@pelafanouraki6192]

Hello Sabrah. In Greek hello is Γεια. It is the easiest and more casual way. It's pronounced with a j sound just like in yes. As far as qeues go, in Greece we don't respect them.There are a lot of qeue jumpers and it's getting on my nerves. An example sentence : I picked out a new jacket yesterday.( That's a porky) I would be even more jovial if you consider reposting my insta story on yesterday's video.Please!!!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Oh yes we can add it to ours Pela! Thank you! I will say hello in Greek next time 😊💕

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Zip up was sexy Sabrah and your eyeshadows Lethal!

[@ibrahimkamal2644]

We Say Sllaw In Kurdish

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you 😊

[@ibrahimkamal2644]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah What I Thought I Had Mad U Angry What Are You!!!!!! I Don't Think You Can Become Angry By People Maybe Your Heart Is Made Of Iron Or Made Of Softest Thing Coz I Have Disliked Your Videos Many Many Times And Have Written Some Comments To Make U Angry But Not Even You Don't Get Angry You Would Even Like Those Comments It Turned Me Into Your Supporter Now I Fell Sorry I'll Be Supporting You From This Moment

[@thungo5990]

I don t money Thank .

[@melwinseaman1737]

I´ve been ripped off many times during these holidays.

[@wafashehan7642]

in Arabic

[@rajendramehra4651]

Can u speak hindi also teacher

[@Inventosecure5539]

why can`t you pronounce as "AYUBOWAN"..

[@tutkuoz]

You can say "Merhaba" in Turkish 😄

[@thungo5990]

I don t money Thank .