6 Phrasal Verbs With TAKE You Can Use Every Day (MOVIE EXAMPLES!)

Are you frustrated with phrasal verbs? You are not alone. Phrasal verbs in English are probably one of the most difficult things for learners to master, but don't worry because today I'm going to teach you some of the most useful phrasal verbs with take you can use every day.
Let's take the phrasal verb take away as an example. You've probably heard this one used all the time in movies or you've heard it yourself in a restaurant. Well... did you know that take away means to order food from a restaurant and you take it home with you to eat.
If you are scratching your head with confusion at this example and when you hear phrasal verbs like take down or take up, then this video is for you. In this English lesson, I'll teach you step-by-step how to use expressions with take with real life examples that will help you speak English like a native.
When you study English grammar it doesn't have to be boring. I promise that by watching this video; your English will 'take off' and you will be using your new vocabulary in no time at all. So whether your studying for ielts or toefl, stick around and learn some fun phrasal verb examples today.
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Hey bro can you help i have a problem with this word "of" because sometimes they don't pronounce it And i want you to tell how we pronounce it in cases like I want a bit of something Or i'm listening to the ballads of the...... And more and more And thanks for video

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@@TalkSpeakEnglish what i mean is that when i hear native people talk i notice that they don't pronounce "of" word like Out of = outta Lot of = lotto So i wanna know how they pronounce Bit of or ballads of And thanks

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Hey Essam, I think English speakers can be very lazy and this is why sometimes sentences can be difficult to understand. Usually, the word 'of' is pronounced as an 'a' so the phrase 'lots of' would becomes 'lotta' or 'out of' becomes 'outta'. If you want to send me a private message and I can email you an audio with how I would pronounce those expressions. Let me know :)