5 EXTREMELY ADVANCED PHRASAL VERBS. C1/C2 English vocabulary

Learning phrasal verbs in English is very challenging for students and advanced phrasal verbs in particular can seem impossible because they appear to be illogical.
In this video, I share useful tips as well as five C1/C2 example phrasal verbs.
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[@freddiemercury8700]

Yes, I have heard of * fork out & splash out * not gloss over. I knew about the gloss paint thou.

[@vincenzoanzoletti1296]

I had never heard of the verb wise up, thanks Ben for another great video.

[@yuliianedoruba]

I didn't hear any of these phrasal verbs) Thank you, teacher Ben!!!! And I guessed the meaning of them because of examples you was giving us🙏✅️👍

[@alessiafaggian999]

Before you explanation, I would have said quite the exact opposite for "fork out" hardly spend, but for a good reason (dig\fork the soil > hard, for growing tasty vegetables> good) 😅

[@reginaceliafavareli7087]

What I like about Ben is that he teaches us how to analyse phrasal verbs instead of just memorizing them, it all makes the difference in learning. You shine Ben!!!!!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Thanks, Regina!

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Ben! I recently passed my CAE exam with 193 marks, grade B! I bought you course and watched all of your videos, they helped me a lot and I just want to say thanks! 🙏🏼 You're great! I'll start preparing for C2 now! 🥳🎉 Hugs from Brazil!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

That's great, Jessica! Congratulations 👏👏👏 I'm glad my course and videos helped

[@martinjokes1610]

Don't dwell on your mistakes learn from them

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Indeed 🙂

[@fernandodiniz259]

I love your channel! The way you make students think of the meanings of those phrasal verbs and their particles separately is just so cool!

[@Amir-English]

Fabulous class! Thank you.

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Thanks ❤

[@bmak0526]

Thanks, Ben

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thank you for this video❤

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thank you for your useful advice and teaching method. it has brought back the sparkle in learning the English language

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Very useful information!

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Thanks, a nice one! 😉

[@thesoftestworld]

These are so useful! I really hope I can memorise them

[@Ericadbury]

Thanks a million! Great stuff. One request, Ben: could you please talk about the possibilities for the particles/prepositions that come after the phrasal verbs when you deal with them? For example: after fork out the prepositions 'for' and 'on are possible. After splash out, 'on'. I would naturally choose 'on' thinking of 'spend on sth' but I'm always cautious not to generalise when it comes to English. So many exceptions! 🙂

[@yaguangqi312]

thank you for the video! as good and helpful as the other ones!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're welcome 🙂

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Thank you, teacher Ben. Your teaching is easy and helpful!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You are welcome!

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Your lessons are the best! Thanks very much for the effort you put in!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Glad you like them!

[@turicoppola9815]

Thanks a lot Ben, I love studying phrasal verbs, which they are tricky albeit captivating. Your B2 course is truly useful in order to pass the exam, which I'm looking forward to taking it. Beside this, you are the best english teacher on You Tube and not only!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

I'm glad you're finding the course useful, Turi!

[@boruto9321]

thank you man I am taking it tomorrow so i am preparing for the last 5 month

[@Krmly]

Fork out: force to spend money. Neg Splash out: spend money on sth special. Positive. Fork out opposite to Splash out. Gloss over opposite to dwell on. Wise up: become more aware of sth

[@doremifasolatido-ro7zs]

as someone who is too self-critical, every time i made a mistake even just a minor one, I can't stop dwelling on it, i kept thinking about it over and over again like crazy! It's really hard to change this negative behavior. So tiring 😢

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Ben your videos always put a smile on my face . Thanks for your uploads

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

That's good to know 🙂

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Whenever I need to cheer me up, I watch your videos. A million thanks!!!! 👏👏👏❤️

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That's nice 🙂

[@freddiemercury8700]

Ben, good to have you here.

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Good to be here, Freddie 😊

[@vivianagambetta9197]

Useful video as usual, thank you very much for you persistant effort

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're welcome, Viviana 🙂

[@mobasheratshyoon]

Thanks

[@mmafighter1868]

Cheers

[@emanoelpaulino1935]

You gotta Wise up that this channel is your go-to when in need

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

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[@martasladka1364]

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You're welcome 🙂

[@MinkShmink]

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[@kerfuffle131]

dwell on is similar to to brood over

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Thanks! I'm glad you like my videos

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[@trinity2111]

Спасибо!

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You're welcome 🙂

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[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Thank you! Sending my love to Ukraine ❤️

[@leylakurbanova8796]

I used to gloss over the fact that I’m upset about certain things because it was pretty challenging for me to open up. Now I don’t really dwell on opportunity to share with my deepest concerns, especially if it is shared in the company of trustworthy people 😅

[@user-py8vi1yu2p]

You are amazing teacher☺I got everything so easy😋Thanks a lot🤗

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Great job!

[@viridianarodriguez5359]

I like so much you class, I hope dont bother but your face is attractive and I put more attention❤ thanks a bunch 💯

[@mariobros6465]

My classmate tried to gloss over his appalling school year by volunteering every day for oral exams. I hope i used this phrasal verb correctly 😊

[@Krmly]

My favourite teacher😍

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

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[@jonyer1980]

Hi there Ben, I wonder if "fritter away money "means the same as splash out money on" os has the same connotation... Thanks a bunch 😊

[@annamiller9153]

You've got a very charming smile... Ps the content is also amazing :) I wish you Ben all the best ;)

[@franciscopontesvelasco4315]

Politicians tend to make light of all the problems lol. Nice video as always👏

[@Crisguay]

Phrasal verbs! This is one of the trickiest topics in English 😅, along with pronunciation😰. Thank you for enlightening us a little more on this topic.🤗

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're welcome, Cristina 🙂

[@fleurblanche7642]

splash out is positive fork out is negative a guess

[@GabrielRFM]

I sometimes like to splash out something for me but then I wise up that I've being forking out too much and glossing over on why there is so little money left, I realized I'm dwelling on my lack of money and I try saving it

[@gianpierod.429]

Hi Ben, thanks for this lesson! I heard just a couple of those phrasal verbs, gloss over and wise up, though I've never used them in my conversations... Just a question about 'dwell on', has it the same meaning of 'whine about'? Cheers

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

No, they have very different meanings

[@tyy4275]

Can we use all these examples in writing mazagine article, speech, argumentative writings? I mean the informal ones in writing paper, I'm preparing for my olevel cie English exams, can i use these?

[@Domenico05]

Example with the phrasal verb fork out: A few days before my graduation in marine biology in 2018, I had to fork out on a new suit for the occasion, you know, I had to cough up some cash to get decked out for the big day. Gloss over = After failing to get the desired score on the IELTS exam on my first attempt about 3 years ago, I tried to downplay the setback, but looking back, I realize that I shouldn't have glossed over the failure because I wasn't truly prepared for it. Wise up = It's time to wise up to the fact the often-recited litany of human-induced climate change has had a severely damaging effect on the delicate and fragile ecosystem.

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Excellent, Domenico! 👏

[@letshigh99]

Am i right about it? fork out = dig out splash out = waste money in vain gloss over = exaggerate dwell on =ovethink much wise up= be smarter

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're right about dwell on and wise up but not the other.

[@martinjokes1610]

The budget has been scaled back

[@aram5642]

To fork up ot to splash out, it all BOILS DOWN to "money's too tight to mention" (we're talk-in' about money money)

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

😆🕺

[@fleurblanche7642]

Don't dwell on trivialities Don't gloss over the main problem go to the essence of the exam Don't splash your money uninimportant books and courses but stick to the essential course and an experienced teacher

[@ayahaiti1413]

1. fork out ;SPEND a money for the things that u don't want for Example my parents fork out for my studies 2.splash out : Spending a lot of money for something make me happy but i don't need it for exampke i splash out for my skin care routine 3.wise up/aware : we must to wise up about the real goals of feminism 4.dwell on : over thinking and talking about something negative and unpleasent 5.glass over : to talk about something with less importance for example don't glass over this topics

[@curiosidadesdelaindia7374]

In era of technology, most of nations have to fork out on weapons to protect from problematic neighbors

[@radejz]

Don’t dwell on whether you will flunk the exam or not just try to gloss over all the mistakes that you think you might make throughout the course of the exam cuz you might actually end up splashing out a great deal of money for nothing by taking the test so it’s time to wise up and realize that you can’t afford to fork out so much money on a test without passing it!

[@framestomind7548]

in what social class do people use fork out more than in other socioeconomic class? I ask because the translation to my language would be used by workers on the street and it would be a more nasty way of saying that you have to spend a lot of money for something..

[@fernandoperezramirez1454]

He paused to mull over how much he had splashed out in that luxury shop

[@martinjokes1610]

This story stems from the fact

[@freddiemercury8700]

I wonder if you will be splashing out on Tuesday for a proper Valentine's meal 🤔

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

I'm not particularly romantic, but I suppose I'll have to fork out on something 😆

[@freddiemercury8700]

@@tothepointenglishwithben. 😂🤣

[@russel3983]

Yo

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Yo

[@ucielvai]

I had to fork out on a new phone because my old one was not working properly.

[@fernandoperezramirez1454]

Let’s muster up all the evidences before they glossing over it

[@Skorrigan]

Don't you think that ten minutes for five phraseal verbs is a bit too long? Highly inefficient.

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

No, I don't. I think it's not enough