Phrasal Verbs You MUST Know for Fluent English

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My son just told me about the kid in his science class and how he misbehaved and distracted other kids. I asked him, “Oh he must have been called out for his bad behavior. You must be having a hard time putting up with him, right?” I was so happy to use these expressions at the right time during the conversation with my son. Thank you!!❤

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[@rainbowxen8339]

Thank you Ma'am I got a perfect score.I was familiar already with other phrasal verbs but I still listened to your explanation and found out other meanings of the phrasal verbs. Thank you again.

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A 100%. What I would recommend is imaginative approach to such lessons. Try to think all the way, do not rush, engage your imagination fully to the limits. It's a demanding nevertheless rewarding method. Thank you teacher ❤

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Phrasal verbs is the most difficult part of the english 😮‍💨... Lessons about that are always really useful. Thank you very much !

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Very useful tips! Thank you Teacher for teaching phrasal verbs. I have a question. Can we say put up a bill board and also set up a bill board?

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Great lesson, thanks Lisa! I would always use 'to find back-up, or could you be my back up', but I just have learnt a better option - could you fill in for me. 😊

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I love your courses. Im in the fine art business. I would appreciate a course on specific phrases that apply to describing art.

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[@AccurateEnglish]

Wonderful!

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Thank you, Lisa!!! I needed to watch this video. I have one question. What's the difference between "to pull up" and "to pull in?" Are they interchangeable?

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Thank you, Lisa! I'm curious how many people here watch these videos many times like I do, and how people practice English. Do you have an English partner or a community?

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helow, Im looking for english speaking partner here, Im not fluent in speaking englisg and I"m looking for someone that same on me wanting to have a partner to talk in english.

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@@modiecutayan5006 do you use Discord? there are some communities for English learners on Discord.

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Dear Lisa, To become a fluent English speaker, how many vocabularies do you have to know?

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Great video as always. In my workplace, when someone calls work to say that they can't work today; to let the manager know that he is going to be absent today, they say, "call out". For example, "Chris called out today. Can you stay later?". Or, "Hey, I haven't see John today, did he called out?". So "to call out" also means to be absent from work? Or is it just a regional thing here in the Northeast / Mid-Atlantic states (NJ)?

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Hi Lisa! Not related to the above topic but may I ask why closed is used in past tense and open in present tense for signage on the door?

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Very interesting phrases to use

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[@Ailee_Mat]

Now I learned that the difference between "fill in" and "fill out". Actually, my previous tutors told me they are the same meaning.

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[@snowjing1559]

Nice video!Do you have any notes for these phrases?

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Dear Lisa could you start a New series with Saturday Night live or other comedy shows. Its so hard to understand them, and with your genius explanation it would be so much fun. Thx

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Outstanding.

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I noticed something interesting with the phrasal verb "come down with", ie : 1) come down with "a cold"; 2) come down with "the flu"; and 3) come down with "covid". Why is there an "a" or "the" before the noun or totally without anything before it sometimes? Is it wrong to say "come down with cold" or "come down with flu"?

[@AccurateEnglish]

Yes, if it's a name like "COVID", we don't use any article. The "flu" always needs "the". Articles rules are very irregular. : (

[@SomenathChakraborty]

Well informative video! Thanks Lisa.

[@dmytroserdiuk4893]

“Pull off”, Could we add this too?? And what does it means? Like example: “What is your highest paying side hustle, and how do you pull it off?”

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Thank you so much for this fantastic lesson! Phrasal verbs are a great topic, so important to know them better.❤

[@thuclinhnguyen3477]

Hi Lisa. At work I had heard coworkers always say: Call out ,when they can’t work. Would you give me more information? Thank you ❤❤❤❤.

[@AccurateEnglish]

When someone can’t work they use the expression “to call in” or “to call in sick”, and not “to call out.”

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She is just so good at teaching, just makes everything goes w the flow so easily, thanks for filling me in about phrasal verbs

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I'm not quite sure but as far as I'm concerned there is an idiom that goes to fill up someone's shoes? correct me if I'm wrong but you use it when someone is filling in for someone but that person was utterly superb at what they used to do that the new person must be as good as them. Am I wrong?

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Phrasal Verbs has been a favorite of mine. But I take that idea further. The right way to learn a language is to learn phrases, not single words. Those simple phrases can then be weaved together.

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Fill In a form is still the preferred over fill out, which sounds like an Americanism. I didn't know you differentiated between filling in a blank and fill out a complete form

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Phrasal Verbs are really challenging! Thank you for teaching us about this, Teacher Lisa!

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Appropriate examples❤

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Do you know if all these phrasal verbs are also used in British English? I am French and we are more used to British English than to American English.

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Could you please give a list of the phrasal verbs with examples in this session?

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What is the difference between the verbs ‘to turn to sb’ and ‘to reach out to sb’?

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I have answered some of them, especially the ones I already know so I have to watch this video more than one time, as some of them are confusing and need more practice! I really had a delicious breakfast by watching and listening to this lesson, before having the real one! Teacher Lisa thanks from my ❤️!

[@AccurateEnglish]

That's great!

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Thank you so much for this fantastic lesson! Phrasal verbs are a great topic, so important to know them better.

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How can you find the exact video clips that use 'fill me in'?

[@AccurateEnglish]

I use YouGlish.com

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Hi Teacher, how can we find your Phrasal Verbs book?

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Hi

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Ill fillin for you miss❤

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So grateful for the lessons, Lisa! They’re what I have been looking for! Although I have to skip Drake sometimes to avoid picking up the repetitive filler “you know” as a habit when I speak.