52 Phrasal Verbs in Under 5 Minutes (Meet Dave!)

In this English lesson, you're going to learn 52 commonly used phrasal verbs. You're going to do this by watching a typical day in the life of my friend, Dave. Watch the video and see the list of the phrasal verbs below.
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** The 52 Phrasal Verbs **
Dave’s alarm goes off at 4:30
As soon as he gets up
He turns on the coffee machine
He’s run out of cream
It is time to work out
If they work out in the morning…
He sets off on his 20-mile run
Breathing in the ocean air
As he runs along the oceanfront
He’s running out of energy
He doesn’t give up
He bangs out 100 push-ups
Turns on the shower
Jumps in
Dries himself off
He opens up his computer
Logs into his emails
He turns down 5
He has to iron out a few details
He looks up flights to New York
He doesn’t have time to shop around
He fills out the form
It’s time to get on with writing his presentation
He doesn’t want to put this off until next week
He gave them up a few years ago
He warms up leftover pasta
He digs in
The afternoon is dragging on a bit
He adds in a little
He spends the rest of the afternoon finishing up his presentation
It’s now time to chill out for the rest of the evening
To see if she wants to hang out
He heads out just before 5 and sets off for his friend's house
He’s looking forward to catching up
They grew up together
He’s worried about them growing apart
He pops in for a few minutes
They decide to eat out
So they head out to this new exciting restaurant
He wolfs them down
Sarah only picks at them
They then go through the menu again
And pick out a main meal to share
Sarah then knocks back a couple of very expensive cocktails
He’s trying to cut back on alcohol during the week
They actually run into an old friend from school
They decide to stay out a little bit longer
Dave drops Sarah off at home
He has enough time to write down what he has learned that day
He then turns off the lights
Gets into bed
And passes out immediately

[@tofluency]

Want to know the definition of these phrasal verbs? If so, go here: www.tofluency.com/52-phrasal-verbs/

[@iamsurmeli]

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[@stephanestephane4291]

Great lesson ! Really efficient to memorize these verbs

[@marygoldfatema8139]

Good voice good English good pictures and good story 👍 I loved this video I really enjoyed it. Many thanks Mr Jak

[@somayehsoleimani2792]

What a great idea Jack! I really enjoyed and learnt alot.

[@hanaas3316]

Great video, and great idea to combine all these phrasal verbs in short story. I ❤ it.

[@karenm7595]

This is just great. Very helpful! Thank you for sharing

[@neo4947]

I like your idea man. Thank you I learned and understood everything!

[@mehveshkaruthaka6809]

Great lesson

[@alys4670]

This is the kind of lesson+story that I needed so badly for so long! !! Thank you immensely! !!

[@markcooper300]

Great lesson. Thanks a lot! 👍👍👍😊😊😊

[@mariaminildevieiraalves901]

Great video Jack, thanks !

[@rosanefonseca1620]

I'm a teacher and I've been having some difficulties in teaching Phrasal Verbs for my students. I've made up a way to make it easy for them. But I have to admit that when you use a story introducing phrasal verbs, the feedback is much better ! Congratulations ! Well done !

[@embracingchagall]

I loved It! So helpful!! Thanks!

[@rabiahssayny2340]

Excellent work

[@melisadetter1078]

Thank you for this amazing video

[@asmaabbasi3277]

thanku for the description!

[@lesonca]

This video so amazing! Thanks so much hope you’ll make more video like this!

[@mevlutakdag3947]

Brilliant! keep up the good work . i appreciate your valuable effot. thanks for this great lesson.

[@highcaffeinejolt]

Brilliant, mate. So powerful. Probably the best way to learn phrasal verbs: in context.Thanks for that, Jack. And I look forward to reading the next story.

[@abdelkrimzaouidi3072]

very helpful, I encourage you to make more videos like that

[@tofluency]

Will do!

[@uv.....9718]

Really wonderful the best way to learn phrasal verbs

[@jimimoris8257]

Dear Author! Thanks a lot for the lesson!

[@user-kn8gd3ch5x]

Amazing one, I appreciate it

[@leiamouragoncalves9045]

Hi teacher, thanks for share so many important lessons and your clearly explanation about these phrasal verbs. God bless you!

[@user-ef8bb2xe8u]

This video is perfect to learn English phrasal verbs! And I love ur accent. Thank u❤️

[@choukrifatima-ezzahra7073]

please we need more like that.thanks

[@hintergarten]

Amazing how many phrasal verbs you can learn in just five minutes. I loved this kind of lessons because they go direct to the point. Keep up the good work and thanks a billion.

[@tofluency]

Much appreciated!

[@MickyHuang]

This is awesome! Need more☺

[@sahibsingh465]

Thank you

[@vickyarora2495]

I love your way of teach

[@fiorelasantur2144]

¡Me encantó! I loved it! Thank you so much

[@ahmedalkhatib6962]

I loved this video I really enjoyed it.

[@adel19745]

Great and amazing video. I like it so much and so helpful and useful phrasals verb. Brilliant job keep on.

[@hiennguyen4462]

This video enables me to remember 50 phrasal verbs. Thanh you! Looking forward for more video like this!

[@tofluency]

Thank you for watching! Have you seen the examples in the description? Watch all phrasal verb lessons here: kzbin.info/aero/PLZOJurmtexYoK0ag3zbT8YWKatK3C82Zw

[@margafrigolaespinosa9114]

Fabulous!! as all your contents!! thank you so much and greetings from Alicante :)

[@jvjean2074]

That's great!

[@yagoaguero88]

Great lesson!! thank you very much! I recommend memorizing the whole story so I leave a full transcription in the comments!

[@cleberhayashy0117]

WoW you're Outstanding guy Congrats thanks you so much!

[@Haldun-i]

Great video, thanks Jack.

[@Haldun-i]

i'm going to watch this video tomorrow morning again. i will write down all phrasals and try to use them into different sentences maybe i can write my own story :)

[@memo6032]

Wow...I can't even imagine how much work u actually put in into this video. Thanks a lot really thanks!

[@isabellelis9108]

Agreed!

[@anyulp777]

Thank you a lot for the video and the other ones! They're really useful. I love the way you teach English! Hello from Russia!

[@kunjannirvikar1453]

u are a great teacher.... this video compelled me to leave a comment here..... phrasal verbs were never this easy, plz help us with more and include idioms too.... plz

[@onigonzalez5054]

Thanks

[@rohinisatyal8146]

I go through your lesson in Spotify it’s really helpful thank you so much. Lots of love from 🇮🇳 India.

[@user-pv1yx7ji1n]

What a fabulous video！😻

[@tofluency]

Thank you!

[@user-bb8vf3tq6l]

Excellent lesson. Very helpful. Thanks a lot. Could give us some more lessons of that type, please?

[@tofluency]

Sure!

[@chuii_]

do keep it up!!

[@dolorscirera100]

Very pleased

[@ronenr1405]

Great video albeit I expected: 1. them to make out, 2. Dave to invite Sarah to come over 3. and Sarah to turn the lights off

[@tofluency]

That might all happen in the sequel!

[@brigittesaint-pe2604]

Hello Jack What a nice tale... You are a really good narrator. I almost understood all the phrasal verbs. . I like this way of learning. Thanks

[@tofluency]

I appreciate it. Are things quieter where you are now?

[@brigittesaint-pe2604]

@@tofluencyHello Jack, I didn't understand immediatly where you were getting at with your answer but now, I get it. I guess you are talking about the G7 in Biarritz.It was rather unbearable, helicopters turning over day and night, sirens on police cars, about 15,000 police officers here. Half the city was closed and it was very difficult to get around. 3/4 of shops and cafés and restaurants closed as well as all administrative departments. Station, airport , beaches , too.I had a strange feeling. I went for a walk on Saturday evening, I didn't see a car or a soul that was alive, the void, nobody, I had the feeling I was living like after a nuclear disaster. A huge winter amid summer. Thanks for your attention.

[@arilopezarreola8572]

I'm writing down, greetings from México!

[@mollietai8946]

What an awesome story! That’s TF.

[@annabella2748]

What other collocations can be used with the phrasal verb bang out ?

[@GarboJuan]

Incredible, so many phrasal verbs in one video, Jack, I really enjoyed watching your video. Just one question: Does Dave give up smoking at all? “He gave them up…” means “he had stopped smoking in case of preparation of his presentation.” And if it would be “He gave up smoking”, it means “he broke his habit at all times?”

[@nmn10149]

It was a very enjoyable lesson in 5 minutes not taking too much time from our time, but despite of has been being useful. Thank you!

[@anzurnasri8430]

I really like your friend history and its very useful for me to learn English , thanks

[@tawfeeqmohammed3335]

A new subscriber 😉

[@khakim3391]

Very helpful. There are many phases that I don't know : bang out Run along Head out Pick at Chill out Appetiser Iron out And drag on : từ từ

[@ivasommer3676]

Hello Jack how are you doing? Thanks for the lesson. It's a good one. I'm on vacation in your beautiful England. I have been in Scotland (Edinburgh/Stirling/Dundee)... and now I am in South England precisely in Northhampton-birmingham and the surrounding. Greetings!

[@tofluency]

Hope you're having fun in the sun!

[@ivasommer3676]

@@tofluency Yes. I am enjoying it very much. I'm blessed with the weather. It's a great choice coming here and not Croatian or Italy like always. Thursday I'm going to London and on Sunday back home.😊

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Good job. I loved it. There was a lot of useful phrasal verbs. You compounded with a amazing video. I'm calling out to everyone who watched this video. ''Please go like button and comment something''...

[@vikrantdalal4016]

Sir u r grt. Which is ur accent?

[@mikiobros]

Arghh!!! I thought 'To be after' (..as it pay him exactly what he is after) was a phrasal verb. Thanks for the video :)

[@franciscoaybar7768]

Fucking great! Many thanks! Cheers from Brazil.

[@user-tk3bp8hx1n]

Great lesson as always!👍 Pop in means to enter a place for a short amount of time, doesnt it?)

[@tofluency]

That's right!

[@user-tk3bp8hx1n]

@@tofluency Thanks

[@LukasBlecha]

Dave resembles me David Goggins. The book that is going to change my life.

[@tofluency]

I love David Goggins!

[@ronenr1405]

On the verge of 200000 👍🏻

[@emilce601]

👍👏

[@yagoaguero88]

Dave’s alarm goes off at 4:30am. As soon as he gets up he turns on the coffee machine, but today he’s run out of cream. He usually likes cream in his coffee so he is not had the best start of the day. But he drinks his coffee anyway and now it is time to work out. Now, most people, if they work out in the morning, they´ll just do a few exercises. But Dave is different. He sets off on his 20-mile run breathing in the ocean air as he runs along the oceanfront. Again, his goal is to run 20-miles, but after 15 miles he’s running out of energy and motivation. He doesn’t give up, though, and after his run, he bangs out 100 push-ups without stopping. He takes a deep breath and then carries on, doing another 100. He gets home, turns on the shower, jumps in, dries himself off and then has another coffee. It´s now 10am and it´s time to focus on work. He opens up his computer, logs into his emails and responds to his client´s questions. In his inbox, there are six speaking opportunities. He turns down 5 as they just don´t pay enough. He agrees to do one as it pays him exactly what he is after but he has to iron out a few details. He remembers that he has a speaking engagement next week so he looks up flights to New York where the speaking engagement is and he soon realizes he doesn´t have time to shop around for the best deal, so instead, he fills out the form and books the flight, business class. It´s now time to get on with writing his presentation. He doesn´t want to put this off until tomorrow or until next week. Now, in the past, he would have a cigarette while writing his presentation but he gave them up a few years ago. It´s time to prepare his lunch so he warms up leftover pasta from the night before and, once is ready, he digs in and finishes it within about three minutes. The afternoon is dragging on a bit so he makes another coffee. This time, he adds in a little honey. He spends the rest of the afternoon finishing up his presentation. Once that is done, it’s now time to chill out for the rest of the evening. So he decides to text his friend to see if she wants to hang out for the rest of the day. She agrees and he heads out just before 5 and sets off for his friend's house. He hasn´t seen her for a while so he’s looking forward to catching up. They grew up together and he’s worried about them growing apart, so he is very excited about seeing her. When he gets there he pops in for a few minutes. They decide to eat out so they head out to this new exciting restaurant. They order some appetizers, Dave is starving at this point so he wolfs them down. Sarah only picks at them. They then go through the menu again and pick out a main meal to share. Sarah then knocks back a couple of very expensive cocktails, but Dave just drinks water. He’s trying to cut out alcohol during the week. Before heading back home they decide to take a walk along the ocean and they actually run into an old friend from school how is there with other friends around a campfire. They decide to stay out a little bit longer and then Dave drops Sarah off at home and drives back home. When Dave gets home, he has enough time to write down what he has learned during that day in his journal. He then turns off the lights, gets into bed and passes out immediately.

[@negin_skiin]

Great lesson , unfortunately i can’t comprehend what does it mean this phrase(breathing in the ocean air )

[@jonathancampos9803]

Great video but phrasal verbs are as difficult as they're common!

[@user-tk3bp8hx1n]

Like and comment

[@DIEGOGSAGASTEGUI]

🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽👌👌🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@ByGoglev]

Okay, only three cups of coffee a day, did I get it right ?

[@tofluency]

That's right!

[@zzt5282]

Can I date Dave? He's got all I've ever wanted in a man 😅😍 Plus he's good at writing, he can help me with writing my thesis! 😌

[@Ajay-sn7vi]

I think u need thesis writer instead of good man🤣🤣

[@zzt5282]

@@Ajay-sn7vi Can't a good man be also a thesis writer? 😅

[@Ajay-sn7vi]

I wish u would get ✌️😜

[@zzt5282]

@@Ajay-sn7vi Thank you, Amit. But I recently found out that nobody can help me write my thesis except me. 😔

[@ubftjyhbfhi589]

Iron out

[@avanisoni5517]

Please write sentences with your speech ... So we can understand this thing on better level

[@monicalevyt]

Just coffee? Won't he eat anything for breakfast? Honey in the coffee? Weird!

[@tofluency]

Intermittent fasting. Honey = health benefits. What do you put in coffee?

[@tavo9209]

Is he British?

[@tofluency]

Yes

[@tavo9209]

@@tofluency thank you very much from Mexico, I will suscribe to your Chanel 😇,

[@dheerendragupta9317]

What is this...?

[@tofluency]

What isn’t this?

[@ichigokurosaki7729]

Are u British?

[@tofluency]

Yes

[@ichigokurosaki7729]

Waw... May I have your email please?

[@ramirohurtadolizarme6021]

Ahhahaha where’s the meanings of the phrasal verbs ?

[@JalilJafarzadeh]

I loved this video I really enjoyed it.

[@flawsomeme9056]

That was really helpful ..thanks :-)