8 Phrasal Verbs with BREAK: break in, break up, break through...

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Anyone else thought in Coronavirus while he was describing "break out" second meaning ?

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He mentioned it. ;)

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I did 😉

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@@oldparr123456789 Which situation?

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Watching this in May 2020 😂😭 Does anybody remember SarS? Yeah, sitting home bc another one, right now.

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@@daniah3666 He meant SARS 2003.

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There is something fucking crazy about this man !! He has a good backgroung in many fields and miscellaneous subjects. When he talked about "breakdown" as being used in science and mentioned infilation in economy for "breakeven". I wish he could join the British Councel here in Saudi Arabia, I would definitely attend every single class he teatches 😭😭😭. I , as you can tell, am self tought. I have been learning English on my own for almost 3 years. I will be so excited If you can reflect on the so-called construction grammar. It is the new approach of teatching foreign languages. Some really interesting principles (rules) in this grammar system are : end-weight principle, end-focus principle and economy principle. I have never commented on an english teatcher on KZbin, you, however, impressed me. Ali - Saudi Arabia

[@KhoaNguyen-rk9dz]

I wanna add that there is also "break down" as in 1. explain/ divide complex task/object into smaller manageable chunks 2. process something (biologically, example: insulin break down sugar to turn them into bla bla bla)

[@vladimirshurochkov9843]

Adam you gave a good example about "break away" in basketball. I'll remember this phrasal verb like "Lebron breaks away from the rivals and slam dunks the ball".

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[@cecilegardiol2119]

Hello yes phrasal verbs are very difficult and you have a very nice way of going through them and you help to make sense of them. Thank you for these videos. You are probably right in suggesting to learn them just as you would learn new words however it may sound like a very dauting task and it would mean losing out on the wealth of treasure PREPOSITIONS and particles have in store! Some of them - agreed are most likely impossible to make sense of if not by just "learning" them by heart - however it may be also a nice idea to start digging into prepositions and grouping the meanings of the verbs around these prepositions: "around.." up and away.. can help to find a logic . around= without a specific goal.. fool around.. play around... walk around.. etc../ OUT - the idea of a solution.. figure out/find out/ work out etc.. and there are other "keys" that could allow groupings - it would start instilling a "feel" for the language.. And when - as a non-native- you start developing this intuitive feel, then you little by little pick up the meaning intuitively of new phrasal verbs (in context), you start making some up.. you really start enjoying the language - (adding this "up" which often doesn't make much sense to non natives..) and you start using prepositions in a very creative way elsewhere in your speech..not just in phrasal verbs - prepositions are a defining trait of English and a key to humour and to all the possibilities this language has to offer - which partly explains its dominance in the world I feel.. What do you think?

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Thanks Adom! These phrasal verbs were amazing thanks again.

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What I understood from this lesson is each phrasal verb has several meaning and the away we use it it depends in situation

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Thank you Adam, for such a great examples! They help enormously to better memorize phrasal verbs!

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These phrasal verbs lessons are a big help.

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Also break someone up means to make him laugh and break down to burst out crying , then a war breaks out and lastly to break it down means like to explain something

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Model class of phrasal verb 'break' this is a good class of non-english man. Because, the technical is salient character. With thanks.

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I got goosebumps while he was talking about virus that breaks out and turns to epidemic. It makes feel me weird when it's valid now.

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You forget to say he mentioned coronavirus. ;)

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English desire break in this video on my mind. Thank you with his speak out.

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[@tacolai]

Adam! Thanks for your great explanation of “Break”, could I have one more which is “break through” I really wanna figure out! Thanks

[@sirmeowthelibrarycat]

tacolai 👨🏻‍🏫 Hello, Mr Teacher here in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. I have an answer to your question. There are several meanings for ‘breakthrough’ or break through.’ We use ‘breakthrough’ to mean achieving a positive result after a long struggle. It usually appears in medicine, science and technology. An example here is - ‘Researchers have made a breakthrough in finding a cure for heart disease.’ When there are two words ‘break through’ we mean to pierce a hole in an obstacle. An example here is - ‘Engineers have broken (Past perfect) through the last wall of earth blocking the new railway tunnel.’

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