20 MUST-KNOW Speaking Phrasal Verbs to Build Your Vocabulary | TOTAL English Fluency

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Thanks for the feedback. I have a lesson on phrasal verbs with put. Please check it out

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Good afternoon, Harry! I would like to ask you a question. What is the difference between "Having been", "Had been" and "Have been"? I couldn't find any understandable explanation on the internet.

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These are all verb phrases that indicate different tenses and forms of the verb "to be."

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Hello Harry , a question , can you use brought up like this ? He always brings up that he is leaving to to Europa as soon as he can.

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Dear Harry, although I can say that I have almost used these usefu phrases in past but you have actually explained the meaning of each so clearly. Than you so much for your hard work to prepare these very useful everyday phrases.

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Hello! Thanks a lot! You've missed explanation regarding "give in", unfortunately. Give up=give in?

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Have you checked my pdf?

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Hi Henry ! I’m a bit lost with ( look after ) I’ve always thought it was only used to express the idea of caring ( take care ) e.g. Can you look after my children while I’m away. is there a difference between Americans and British in the use of this phrasal verb ?

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Hi!Harry the lessons of the verbs are very important 👌thanks

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Thanks for the feedback

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The second meaning of 'to bring up' is to look after/ to care of a child until it is an adult

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Benefical phrasal words that we come across daily basis

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A great video as usual 💯 If I may ask whats the differnce between "come across" and " run into" ?

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"Come across" is often used for finding things by chance, even ideas. "Run into" is mostly used for unexpectedly meeting people, sometimes with a sense of physical encounter.

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Excellent. Look forward to the upcoming vocabulary lesson this Wednesday.

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I'm surprised that most of these phrasal verbs are well known to me) but this lesson was really helpful for revising information. Thanks 😊

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Glad to hear that. That’s exactly what I had in mind

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I want to ask a question. Are "come across" and "run into" same meaning? Are they abla to use interchangable?thanks

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Are they able to be used interchangable

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Please try again. It is working

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Hi Paula. Thank you for your message. Please complete the contact form on the website. Many thanks

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Harry I tried many times to download the pdf with 2 different devices, but some error in there when I am downloading the pdf nothing there.

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The file is there. Please try again

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Could you do quiz videos?

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I'll see what I can do. I publish quizzes in community posts every day. Please check them out

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Phrasel verb mtlb Kiya hota h ?

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Could you break this down

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Can you turn down the volume it's deafening

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Give in ?

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In the pdf sheet. Have you downloaded it?

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Dont put off for tomorrow what you can do ( eat)😊 today...

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So true!

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PDF don’t work Why?

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Just double-checked, seems to be working. Try again

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Sometimes i chat with a male with skype and he speaks with broomie accent not like you speaking so distinct standard English.Recently we were talking about Cockney i was loughing loudly when he told me that feet were Plates of meat😂😂😂Cheers from Russia.Sorry for such a long comment)

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Harry , Americans use “put off” in a different way which seem to mean “discouraged” You didn’t mention it. Do you agree with that meaning?

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put someone off. The bad weather put us off from going on the picnic we had planned.

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Could i ask you one question teacher? I would like to know how to say correctly this phrasal verb piss off, for example - These things really piss me off or I am really pissed off by this fact. Is the last sentence correct?

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Yes, the last sentence is correct. “Piss off” is a phrasal verb commonly used to express irritation, annoyance, or anger. Saying “I am really pissed off by this fact” is a correct way to convey that you are very annoyed by the fact or situation

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Hmmmm ..at 06:35 Set up as phrasal verb- fine :) But SET UP as noun....no, thanks 😬

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He set up his own business??

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Is 'run into' similar to 'come across'❓

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Yes

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May I ask you a question? " I thought you had already married" Or "I thought you were already married" Which one is correct ?

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The 2 sentence is grammatically correct. It uses the correct tense ("were") to express the past state of being married.

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Or dada G aap kiya bol rahe ho meko kuch b smjh me ni aa raha h......

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