Aprende inglés Online - Phrasal Verbs 6

[@elisamadera2657]

Cada vez me gustan más vuestros vídeos. Aprendo y me divierto. Sois muy simpáticos y, a la vez, didácticos.

[@AmigosIngleses]

@Deluxher07"To hand" and "to hand in" son verbos diferentes. "To hand" means to give. Por ejemplo, "The waiter handed me the bill." To hand in means to give to someone with authority. Por ejemplo "You have to hand in your keys when you leave the hotel." I hope this helps. :)

[@AlejandroMagnoAlexander]

Happy new year¡¡ i hope all your wishes come true.

[@anahizm8087]

I remember one day when I hadn´t finished my homework so I handed in it later, that´s why I had a low score. Then, my parents were upset with me therefore I sorted out inmediately. Now my next new year´s resolution is to have the higher score in my FCE examen, it means that I can´t hang out with my buddies because if I don´t passed this examen I going to pass away like in a metaphoric way. I really enjoy watching your videos #amigosinglese :)

[@mariamercedesramirezfuente2966]

I am following all your videos because they are necessary to my work in African country. I like its because they are not bored an in short time we can learn phasal verbs of daily use. thanks for for intertaining videos

[@yosephazaelposadasposadas8500]

En serio su canal es buenísimo , me gusta

[@rolandoduarte7032]

Felicitaciones muchachos .....me gustan sus videos ....son muy educativos y uds tienen una buena pedagogia

[@evelynrossiperez8573]

Muchísimas gracias!!!! He aprendido mucho con ustedes 😀😀😀

[@elizabethalvarez6516]

holaaaa !! Realmente son muy buenos... jajajajajaja morí de risa con passed away jajajaja.. ! :D

[@SmaTrinidad]

Hi! He encontrado sus videos hace poco, y son realmente de gran ayuda. Gracias por compartirlos con todo el mundo. No solo el material que publican es muy bueno, sino que además, ustedes son encantadores, y hacen el aprendizaje más divertido e interesante. Excelente lo que hacen! Sigan así!. Saludos desde Argentina.

[@ludmilaavila9767]

Amo su forma de hablar Ingles💖

[@2023BK]

¡Haceis muy buen equipo y vuestros videos estan muy bien! Saludos desde España

[@claudiamarcelavargasnunez8089]

I enjoy watching your videos.

[@darthLeonos25]

grasias por las lecciones, saludos desde Tijuana

[@lifestylemamba]

Son geniales, un saludo desde Mexico, excelentes videos, mucha suerte sigan asi, un abrazo.

[@elizabethpalacio7972]

Hi friends, I really enjoy your videos, and I love phrasal verbs...please talk about the show off phrasal verb.

[@Mr012378]

I like your videos, each day I learn new things with you, Thanks

[@josesegarrabarbera8152]

Todos los videos de Phrasal verbs son estupendos y estoy aprendiendo mucho. Además sois muy didácticos.Me gustaría que también nos enseñarais a prácticar un poco el writing, sobretodo, alguna carta, o contestar sobre algun anuncio. También los videos que haceis en casa, como el de la tortilla española, nos enseñan mucho vocabulario. En fin , lo haceis todo fantástico.

[@rociobissone8042]

Me divierto y aprendo! Gracias! :D

[@mrmaudiolibrary7952]

hola gracias por sus videos, estoy empezando a estudiar los verbos fraciales y le tengo mucho pánico, gracias a sus videos estoy mejorando...I'm Jose, saludos de Peru.

[@roxanadayarlin6452]

omg you're better than my english teacher...

[@yaritzavazal9917]

Phillip es muy lindo. ♥

[@MarceBautismo]

You are amazing! We need more Phrasal Verbs Videos please.

[@brigittevoy2170]

Only recently I came across your videos and I´m thrilled watching them. I´m so glad that you are sharing them with us and my students appreciate this entertaining way of picking up phrasal verbs easily. Go on, please. Ah, by the way my students told me in case you want to pass by one day feel free to come around and share a Mate with us.

[@AmigosIngleses]

+Brigitte Voy Thanks Bridgitte. where are you?

[@miguelangelalbalagenol2782]

In 2014 I wish work out more frecuently than the last year, but I don´t have any time during de week for them. Thank´s for your videos. You are wonderful. See you in the next video!! Spain

[@BetoGuimenez]

Thanks a lot! Very useful

[@yahjairacruz4752]

Genial su vídeo. Un saludo

[@valentinobernardino4333]

Saludos Isabel y philli muy buenos maestros😄

[@brendafabris2784]

me gustó! habían phrasal verbs que no conocía :)

[@santiagoplaza8957]

I think it's a very good way for improving my spoken English.

[@maricelsuavedra]

amé sus videos y su forma de explicar...tengo hartas dudas y espero poder preguntar ...saludos desde Chile!!!

[@ronaldfabian3957]

Very good video, I'm from Perú and I like all your videos, I can sort my speaking problems out with your help, Thanks a lot! :)

[@elianapcheng4296]

Thanks for ur videos ,I use them in my classes. I am going to carry on seeing your videos.

[@JosefinaGonzalez-xl2pf]

Hola! Me encantan vuestros videos, os sigo desde hace tiempo, seguramente sea una de vuestras primeras subscriptoras, aunque es la primera vez que participo. Me gustaría que en algún video explicarais la expresión " I might as well" con muchos ejemplos. Muchas gracias.

[@laurajequim]

i thought you were going to say figure out because I watched it in the movies resolver with figure out, waooo you are excellent I am so happy, thank you for sharing us your knowldege and i have another word.

[@jorgerenemedranomamani6916]

Nice teaching philip Phrasal verbs

[@carlaandreahuertamiranda1367]

Muchas gracias por el video, you are very funny.

[@marilevizconde102]

thank you very much for sharing your videos guys ! your lessons are so interesting and helpfull to us , so I'm taking in everything about English.I hope to manage it very Well before I pass away jiii...greetings from peru

[@lucianopradolini1411]

Hello English friends!! We want more phrasal verbs please!!. We love you guys, greetings from Santa Fe (Argentina). My name is Luciano Pradolini and I`m from Santa Fe in Argentina. I want to tell you that I´m your number one fan in Argentina. I watch all your videos!! Could you send me a "hello" in one of your videos, please? That will be a dream for me. See you bye and thank you!!

[@marielapumachapimamani6301]

this video was nice thanks so much

[@rafaelpadilla209]

Funny you inspire me and I admire you as well thank you my english friends

[@carlosgallardo5592]

Thanks a lot for this video. It is very interesting.

[@miguelvillarrealmorales5449]

Soy de Perú Saludos

[@t4t14n4-]

I like your videos, you are an excellent and funny couple, I would see more videos about phrasal verbs, thanks a lot.

[@jorgefernandezfernandez2715]

I handed my heart in to the Amigos Ingleses

[@AmigosIngleses]

Wow! Thanks Jorge!

[@imeldarios4454]

Honestly, because of my job I dont have much time to hang out with my friends. I do work out. I love doing it. I run twice a week and do aerobics three days a week.

[@andrescarles3903]

Isabel y Phillipe porque sois tan adorables? :) Una pregunta, habéis pensado en hacer un "ask amigos ingleses"? Seguro que muchos quieren saber cosas sobre vosotros

thanks so much!!! amigos ingleses

[@juandiegocandidodambrosio7450]

jajajajajaja ustedes son chistosos. un abrazo desde Roma.

[@ibenayas]

Hello. Quería saber si todos los phrasal verbs van seguidos de un verbo con ing? Thank you.

[@elenacaballero5416]

hiya! how are you? I just found out about you a couple of days ago and I absolutely love your videos. They ´re so entertaining! I´m using them for my lessons... hope that´s ok with you. Thank you from the south of Spain!

[@AmigosIngleses]

Hi Elena! Of course you can use the videos! I hope your students enjoy them :-) Thank you! A big hug from us!

[@elenacaballero5416]

Cheers and Merry Xmas!!!!!

[@melomana34]

:O there are a lot of phrasal verbs... but i thing that all resumes in UP and OUT . I like your videos , i would like travel to london...

[@mgalezo]

Thank you.I'm very excited with all your videos. I always learn something. Saludos desde Colombia.

[@carlos2ohh]

I will hang out with my cousins this afternoon :)

[@natacha2561nsr]

Muchas gracias por la informacion. Si pudieras aclararme algo pls; por que usan el termino "finito"?

[@AmigosIngleses]

It was a joke! It's not English! It means finished in Italian

[@natacha2561nsr]

Haha vale, esque tambien vivo en londres y lo dicen mucho

[@natacha2561nsr]

Gracias^^

[@919copacabana]

Gracias

[@AmigosIngleses]

You are back!

[@davidlinares1029]

Thanks, thanks, thanks..

[@judithmadriles2]

"hang out" en Español es "perchear" por lo menos en mi barrio de Madrid. - Que has hecho hoy? - Perchear con los amigos. :)

[@Mixxx10]

Could you share more videos with phrasal verbs please =D

[@ginas1s551]

hahaahahahahahahhahahahaha (lol) "your fish is dead" thanks a lot my English Friends. I'll never forget the last prasal verb "pass away" Isabel and you made me laugh a lot. thanks again!!.

[@AmigosIngleses]

We are happy that you enjoyed Anita! Maybe you can share it with your friends! Thanks!

[@MrLinki71]

thanks so much!!

[@evelynrossiperez8573]

I hang out most of time with my family. Many times I handed in my homework late. When I have to sort out my bedroom I like to listen to music. I don't like work out I prefer to go for a run.

[@Hucsevent2]

Que es eso último que dice Isabel, "finito", que significa?

[@fabianrodriguez4784]

I work out every morning, i love to do exercise!

[@anthonycarrera2968]

Hi! you're a very good theachers! I've learned a lot with you. Here is my examples: I've got the hang my scores in to my parents. Did you already hang the medicines out to your patients? I'm gonna hang out with my cousin until late tonight, don't wait awake for me mum! See you tomorrow.

[@luisandresbasso]

ESTE VIDEO ME GUSTO !!!!!! TENGO UNA PREGUNTA , CON QUE PEINE SE ARREGLA EL CABELLO ?

[@camilo678]

luis andres basso Brush/ cepillo, for example; I like to brush my hair.

[@andresloaysa4283]

phrasal verbs are so important...! :D ..

[@carinitosporlauramonroy]

Sadly, my dear Dad passed away last February 25, but him hand blessings out first to all of his sons and daughters.

[@AmigosIngleses]

Sorry to hear that Laura, we send you a big kiss from Cambridge

[@javierortizcortes8341]

I love you two! Your videos are amazing, you solve doubts but at the same time you make it funny! Saludos desde México!

[@ViewMan10]

I love to hang out with my friends!

[@fidelmurgas2386]

some years ago I fell out with a person, considered by me a good friend, but more ahead, i did spoke again with him, but it was a conversation very cold, from this time i never saw him again....

[@4L3XS4UR10]

I don't work out but I do exercise on my own.

[@antoniogarcia6632]

Hi! I really like hanging out with my friends!

[@sebastian261079]

y que significa hangouts de google plus ???

[@lucariodiez]

very well very well, we were missing you this yearª::::D

[@albertoenriquevanegasbuelv2398]

tambien puedo decir the man was handing out sweets to the children, de esta manera los gringuitos lo entenderian como el hombre repartía dulces a los niños

[@micasilvetti5259]

y que significa we can work it out(? seria algo asi como podemos hacer que esto funcione no? es el titulo de un libro

[@josel.6928]

Would you pass away, please?

[@ceciliavega8299]

tengo una duda, habéis dicho que algunos son separables y otros no, como no hay una regla¿ Puedo poner todos sin separar en caso de duda? o ¿hay algunos que haya que separarlos siempre? Gracias

[@senoirb1]

Podrían decirle al niño... "tu pez ahora es pescado" jejejeje ¡Saludos chicos y gracias!

[@AventurasALoPedobear]

What means " You are back " ?

[@diegomoreno7452]

What does "you are back" means?

[@lidiarodriguez3164]

l would like hang out with you guys !

[@manuelcastaneda3163]

I think the phrasal verb "pass away" is used in hospitals when someone die.. isn't it?

[@julianhernandezsegoviano3970]

hola amigos ingleses el phrasal verb come up with tambien se puede traducir al español como resolver

[@josel.6928]

¿Hablando del año, está bien dicho o es normal decir two thousand and fourteen, o hay que decir twenty fourteen?

[@RealGrodGames]

in two or three months i will go to London to find a job and learn English , but ... I do not know how to find a house to live , if i find work , money is not enough to rent a house to live , no? I need help please! thank you all for your time.

[@mariahoyos3018]

i'm going to hang out with my best friends

[@marlordOfDoriath]

JAJAJAJAJA that piano was funny!

[@PebblesTarra]

I have to work out if I don't want to pass away because I'm over weight! :[

[@AmigosIngleses]

Please don't pass away! Now's a good time to get fit and work out. :)

[@claraolanbernardo9179]

JAJAJAJAJ me too omg :(

[@sebastianlizcano3484]

Ellos hacen bonita pareja

[@ailenp.7725]

yo creo que soy buena para el inglés, pero lo que se me dificulta aprenderme son estos verbos, porque creo que hay otra palabras que los reemplazan sin necesidad de ser phrasal verbs pero si me confundo porque son el mismo verbo pero agregando in, out, up... cambia completamente

[@ailenp.7725]

jaja gracias

[@Alejahikki]

I have to sort out my mind because I worked out my debts with my family and I have to start paying them for all of that. For now, my first step will be hand out and hand CVs in to the employers.

[@roxanadayarlin6452]

hey phi...i love ur hair...Esta rarisimo*.*

[@antoniorafael7817]

Vamos a hacer un corito. Lets hang out.

[@claudiomonteiro6927]

Man, i thought it was a big baby, he's so cute! Is he a native Speaker?

[@grazielaalmeida8438]

helloooo! You started the year with one of my favorite topic in english the Phrasal Verbs, I expect more vídeos about them.I got a question, Can I use the sentence: the moptoboy handed her pizza in, instead of: the motoboy delivered her pizza?

[@AmigosIngleses]

Hi Graziela, in this case you would use " to deliver" You use hand in when you give something to an authority. For example: "the man handed the gun in to the police" or "I handed my CV in to the company" we hope this helps!

[@grazielaalmeida8438]

this helped me so much?

[@NgxCoder]

Tengo una pequeña duda, ¿Un estadounidense entendería todos estos phrasal verbs?

[@ninabosch1132]

Sí

[@kameliaelaoumari513]

1. I cannot stand anymore my boss, so I'm going to hand in my notice. 2. Santa Claus every year hand gifts out to the children. 3. Before hanging out with my friends, I need to sort out some problems. 4. As an accountant, I like working out.

[@reymondbarrueto5275]

Deberian realiza oracion o frases como digan pero algo mas real mas complido, al estilo britanico o ee.uu

[@jeffersonroosevelthernande507]

My dog passed away 1 half year ago

[@rafaelpadilla209]

Creo que en mexico that means rolarla for instance voy a rolar con mis camaradas del verbo roll you know just kidding