Learn phrasal verbs the easy way | Part 1 | Canguro English

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PART TWO HERE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3TOnGZ8eMh1pKM Join the Canguro English newsletter: canguroenglish.com/newsletter I’m sorry I don’t have time to reply to all of your comments but I read them all and I am eternally grateful for your love and support.

[@gabycardoso89]

Canguro English you're amazing.

[@DASSANTAMARIA]

How can I get deep in this methodology? thanks!

[@AzizjanAyupov_leo]

Is your accent the Australian one?

[@polinaushakova1520]

Canguro English how can we explain the verb "give up" with this method?..

[@alexandremagno4985]

polina ushakova hi Polina, in the description of this video you can download a list of the most common phrasal verbs and there's a lot of examples, wich your mainly doubt is in. See you

[@ТетянаЛитвиненко-н3г]

It’s not teaching. It’s ART!

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I think so!

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AI can do better artwork than those

[@jrpage10]

Absolute cinema

[@MarceloOliveira-pt8sr]

I totally agree with you 💎👌🏽👌🏽

[@mateuszgogowski651]

Hands down!

[@PatientCommenter]

I'm an English teacher in a country as beautiful as yours, Brazil. I can say that you are one of the best teachers I have ever seen. I found your channel last week, and I'm already a fan. My wife even said that you explain things like I do, with a light spirit and humour. I'm very happy that there is a professional like you; and you helped me a lot to find a way to better approach Phrasal Verbs, which is something very difficult for Romance language speakers to understand. God bless!

[@IsabelaCadena-o7f]

Wow!! I’m also Brazilian and really enjoy learning English while watching his videos!!

[@paulosouzapqdt94]

That was one of the best English class I've seen in my life on phrasel verbs.

[@hebertohernandez9760]

I agree

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Yes! That was a wonderful lesson on phrasal verbs!

[@ivanmartinez1784]

I agree

[@languagesandstuff]

Are you from Brazil?

[@paulosouzapqdt94]

@@languagesandstuff Yep! I'am from Brazil!

[@angulardev228]

Wow, that's a real treasure. Always struggle to remember and use phrasal verbs mostly due to their 'random' meanings, but this explains a lot :) Thank you.

[@asmr_rico]

so true, Can t agree with you more

[@chrisdavis7019]

As I ESL teacher I have struggled to find any formula for teaching phrasal verbs. You are absolutely correct that standard methodology says they're illogical and require memorization. Thank you for this revolution in teaching phrasal verbs.

[@andresalegria4543]

After so many years of learning English, I finally can understand the logic for phrasal verbs :) Really appreciate it (from a new subscriber )

[@LASENtemara]

Andres Alegria me too

[@batman5754]

Me too

[@Українецьвсерці]

@@batman5754 Pray for Ukraine and fight russian occupants!

[@arielgrushka]

I'd never seen phrasal verbs being so well explained 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@cavidhummatov4431]

I've always looked for a someone who could explain the logical perspective lying behind the phrasel verbs such as break up, look up, go on, keep on, come up, better off - because I can't lay any knowledge in my long-term memory if I can't get the basic logical reason of why this or that is used that way. I thank you for this great job. We learners highly suffer from the lack of teacher doing it the way yo do. I suppose that almost all native speakers don't chew over the reason of why they use "better" with "off" when they want to talk about improvement. Because they've embraced it as it is since their childhood, but for anyone who's trying to keep any phrasel verb in their word reservoir, it's crucial to get to know its underlying perspective.

[@obraspelobrasil7951]

Most English native speakers have no clue about the words "phrasal verbs''.

[@CBJAMPA]

Cavid Hummatov - You’ve nailed it! This teacher does make a lot f sense, doesn’t he?

[@altrefrontiere2354]

@C "you've nailed it" or "you nailed it"? :) I guess both are correct (I'm not a native english speaker). But americans would use the past tense in this case.

[@CBJAMPA]

Altre Frontiere - I am not a native speaker myself, but, on second thought, I think you’re absolutely right. Good point. “You nailed it” is more like a chunk of language, a ready to use idiomatic expression, more naturally used without a correct verb tense concern. Thanks!

[@angelpais8160]

I've allways thought why English have verbs if we have to decorate them to understand the true meaning. LOL

[@LuanFauth]

BEST LESSON I'VE *EVER* SEEN ABOUT PHRASAL VERBS !!! thank you so much for this, finally someone really explaining the logic behind these prepositions ❤🙏🏻

[@roseofficial5250]

Yess

[@RizCaliao]

This is the best class I've ever seen regarding phrasal verbs. Thanks a lot sir

[@hendsleem4261]

Excuse me , can u tell me if it wat do it is right or wrong . after I finished the lesson i wrote all the phrasel verb in my notebook and tried to compose a short story cotain these phrasel verb.

[@razzelcueva9010]

couldn't agree more

[@jfsjjdsju]

4:39 Up 8:44 Down 11:27 On 14:09 Off 15:37 In 17:46 Out

[@davidzera4766]

*9:44 down

[@revito2634]

@@davidzera4766 obrigadaa!

[@arcsin4083]

Thank you!

[@benjaminsan616]

jajaja ya ain't dumb

[@everestenglishschool3163]

This video is so good! Thanks for the break down of times. On my channel we have done a 5 part video series just about phrasal verbs with UP :) - I would love to know what you guys think of it.

[@alexandraing]

I love the passion you speak with and explain things.

[@carolinabohorquez3569]

I really enjoy seeing how this teacher laughs :D so sincere ! This has been the best explanation of phrasal verbs that I have ever found!

[@ignaciohernandez-magrom.6169]

"...this video is Not only about phrasal verbs but how humans understand the world too" the best teaching. Thanks, Master

[@Redesign-pd4gm]

I'm trying to learn phrasal verbs for past few years but the way you are teaching i can't describe the happiness. Thank you cristian. Your voice is soo soothing. And I'm learning alot.

[@SkyF11]

Thank u man I hope you never stop to produce these videos, the world needs people like you forever.

[@nikitatikhonov7967]

I absolutely agree with you

[@williamramoncardosopereira4675]

Mister, I'm speechless... you are the best teacher i've ever seen. You teach English in a way very easy way! you also have a deep knowledge of English. Thank you so much to share what you know with us. Keep on making videos please

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi William! I will never give up. Don't worry.

[@masterfercho1663]

Now I see that the most important part of the phrasal verbs are the particles. If you learn the particle or preposition, you will be able to understand phrasal verbs. Thanks for your explanation. You really made me keep motivated.

[@rion9873]

Never I hear so clear English, to be so easy to understand, never I hear, never I read a teacher with so profound penetration in genune core of the English and language in general, as Canguro dо! That was a big challenge and revelation for me!

[@BLG3MOHAMFA]

You are not not only one of the best English Language teachers on KZbin, but also, a a wise and inspiring modern philosopher. Much respect for your knowledge and way of teaching.

[@mohammadhel2302]

This is a rare explanation of phrasal verbs. No one has ever put it this way. I literally checked every single video on KZbin regarding phrasal verbs and has never seen any thing similar or even close to this glory. Thank you so much we owe you a lot. Love you from Palestine!❤

[@andrewners3219]

Using Cognitive linguistics as an explanation method is super effective and easy to digest. It makes much more sense for non native speakers to grasp the nature and origin of phrasal verbs. Thanks for sharing 🙏🙂

[@wuquanchi]

This is "How to teach English" lesson. Thank you so much for such a great teaching perspective.

[@luisdavidsanchezvelazquez2002]

Christian, simply BRILLIANT!!!!!

[@juanbernal12]

I'm in Canada and I speak fluent english but I watched this nonetheless because it's a pleasure to see english taught from a cognitive linguistic basis. It honestly baffles me why the lessons of this field aren't applied more in language teaching. I myself have just finished reading Adele Goldberg's Explain Me This and reading it while learning Turkish at the same time has been incredibly insightful.

[@poetafracassado7785]

Incrível!!! Eu sou Brasileiro, os frasais verbs é o assunto mais difícil para mim ao estudar inglês. Estou entendendo com esse professor não só o que ele diz (a dicção dele é boa para quem está iniciando) quanto entendo o que ele está explicando. Fantástico!!! Agradeço muito!!!

[@jko181]

If I have had you as my English teacher when I was a teenager, I would not have spent decades to learn English. You are fun, motivating and clear: compliments for such a high quality work. I wish u all the best for the work you do. Regards. G

[@francescarub7485]

I'm new here. I was searching for phrasal verbs' explanations and I've found you out. These was the best english class of my entire life. Your way of teaching other people is simply unique. Respect on you! Please keep it so far, because from today I'm going to follow and support you!

[@juliasansey]

brilliant!!! finally I understood the principle of constructions of phrasal verbs! this is the best way there can be - understanding! special thanks for the mention of the Ukrainian artist, it's nice! 😊 greetings from Ukraine!

[@cesaratw]

I can't believe all the things I learned with this video. I've been struggling with phrasal verbs and this was definitely very clear. Thank you Christian!

[@creounity]

I wonder why other teachers don't yet have such a nice approach. This approach is super clear! :)

[@RaRamercy]

4:39 Up increase , upward direction 8:44 Down decreae . downward direction 11:27 On 14:09 Off 15:37 In 17:46 Out

[@13Frajola]

The deepest, the most captivating explanation about particles ever! Thank you, Christian! Thanks, chocolate biscuits! 😂

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks, that's very kind! The chocolate biscuits are also really grateful!

[@andrianazaburko2696]

100%

[@pialfre]

Ok, now I am in love with this teacher. Cognitive linguistics is fundamental. This approach to phrasal verbs through cognitive linguistics enhances understanding in an amazing way.

[@martincalle3072]

Christian,i from peruvian you're the best teacher of english i think everyone listen you class really you let understand you has my respect.

[@reffrim]

Your explanation and examples are amazing, my English skills are pretty poor, but you've so clear and spaced pronunciation of words that explained me how to understand phrasal verbs much better than a lot of videos which I watched previously on my native language. Like and thanks a million.

[@hebertohernandez9760]

His English accent is excellent!!! thank you so much teacher.

[@Pedro.Navarro.25]

This video (and part two) is one of the best videos I've ever seen in my life as a student about any subject, and the whole channel is amazing too, thank you so much professor Christian.

[@analuciawestberg3025]

i have to recognize that since i saw this video my perception of how i learn english CHANGED COMPLETELY. Thank you so much!!!!

[@td8905]

You are absolutely the best teacher in the world. My struggle for learning phrasal verbs is now over.

[@fatimaezzahraou2515]

That was the greatest explanation of phrasal verbs I've ever heard!! I always used to be confused about how to learn it. It is the difficult part of English.But I just realize that I can learn it through your videos. Besides, when you talk slowly, learners can understand more 😍. You are such a great teacher..Too much love from Morocco 💕💕

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I literally love the way he teachs!

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*teaches

[@andersonilyas158]

It's so clearly so good to understand any your word you've Earned my respect great teacher !!!

[@leandrraaa]

I was mesmerized. Poetic creativity, yet effective delivery. This may be my favourite grammar lesson of all time.

[@sandrafajardo7690]

This is the best explanation I have ever heard about phrasal verbs. "The most important part is the particle". I will always have in mind. Thank you so much.🙌

[@thaisherminia]

Gracias por los subtítulos. Yo puedo leer inglés, pero entiendo muy poco cuando se habla. Puse la velocidad de reproducción a 0.75 y fui capaz de entender mucho más. Aprendí más en 20 minutos de los phrasal verbs que en tres años en una academia.

[@rosilenemagalhaes6016]

Thanks for sharing with us your knowledge, you are the best teacher I have ever seen. A big hug...

[@rickyl.2783]

Absolutely amazing. Trying to understand the phrasal verbs by using this perspective helps a lot!

[@Rita-kd8ok]

Years of English and only thanks to you I finally caught the meaning of phrasal verbs. Thanks Christian!

[@teachersaman]

Believe it or not, as an English teacher, I adore your new communicative approach

[@นาถจารีย์]

I understood about phrasal verb today after watching your explaination. You're excellent. Thanks so much again.

[@Sami-ih1tq]

you are really an awesome and creative teacher thank you from Algeria 👍👍👍👍

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks!

[@74CASSIO]

How much I watch your classes how much more I learn about. I'm an English teacher in Brazil as you are I've been teaching a small school here for 3 years and I'm a Portuguese native speaker and when I was finishing my English course in 2013 I took a decision in becoming English teacher language and I confess in the beginning I was so much more afraid but each day I'm overcoming myself and your classes expire me because I'm used to using your classes in my ones I admire your method and your simple manner to explain about. Thanks for all Have a good weekend

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Cassio! I feel honoured to be able to inspire people. In teaching the most important thing is passion, and it seems like you have that, so just keep going! Now it's your job to inspire your students!

[@74CASSIO]

yes, definitely teaching is my passion like yours and in every single moment, I try to inspire my students to move forward that's my role.

[@dashyasin]

The more I watch the more I learn!

[@arturojimenez5495]

inspire

[@bobbyfett4256]

Cássio, cuidado com esse jeito de querer falar inglês traduzindo do português. A sua frase teve muitos erros grotescos por conta de uma tradução ao pé da letra. Eu também sou um professor de inglês, e eu vejo muitos alunos com esses erros por conta de seus professores. Como você disse que "se formou" em 2013, vejo que você é novo na língua. Sugiro que você ache um jeito de praticar o seu inglês com nativos, e comece à assistir séries/filmes do cotidiano do Americano ou Britânico (em inglês e sem legenda, óbvio). Veja isso como uma crítica construtiva 😀

[@anne-catherinejuilland8553]

Hello there. I absolutely need to thank you. I am an English teacher for French students and this video is of major help to explain phrasal verbs. Plus, it summarises what I had studied in Cognitive Linguistics in a very clear and direct way. Thanks a million!

[@paolafattori4357]

An amazing explanation! From a long-time teacher of English! Never thougjt of this way of explaining phrasal verbs: always hard to teach, no matter which approach I tried to use. Thank you very very much!

[@Plusbr]

I loved the way you spoke about this difficult and boring subject. And more, your calm way of pronouncing the words helped me a lot understand you without English subtitle. Thank you, Christian.

[@The2090Prince]

Brilliant explanation, thank you so much, can you please do the other particles like ( about, to, back, up to, into ), Thanks again

[@Canguroenglish]

Part 2 coming soon! I'm glad you liked it!

[@ammaribrahim5756]

waiting for that one

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Prince Mora yes! I will make.

[@lauraserafinelli9958]

This is one of the most intelligent and helpful explanation I've ever had about phrasal verbs. Thanks a lot.

[@kolya_gtr]

up to and into are the same as up and in

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Thank you very much from Indonesia and Russia! It is the best explanation of phrasal verbs! I've subscribed your chenal just now.

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I'm one thousand percent sure, that you're on a of the best online teacher s, greetings and salutations from Colombia.to all who follows this channel.

[@InfoLunix]

Best phrasal verbs explanation I've ever seen! Thanks so much!

[@jesse_sweed]

Hey Johanna! It really was a good lesson. How has your English journey been over the last 11 months?

[@giapponeseconmiru]

This lesson was absolutely amazing! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@gabrielinacio6331]

Wow, I've never seen such a marvelous explanations! Thanks! 😃🙏🏼

[@phamtrinhbach3844]

Thank you for giving such a useful lesson! I used to struggle to memorize a dense list of phrase verbs, finding it so boring and unmotivating. Now it turns out to be really interesting (with the biscuits) and makes more sense. I appreciate your teaching style: concise, inspiring and full of humor.

[@Phantom-pj1ls]

Dude you gave phrasal verbs a total new perspective!!!! BEST EXPLANATION EVER!!!! You got yourself a new subscriber!

[@imredr.czinege8420]

This lesson was one of Your best lessons. Thank You very much.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks, that's very kind. I'm glad you liked it!

[@danieltalks3043]

These explications were amazing!You just explain every much well, i can understand all the thing that you say.

[@karile1065]

Teacher, Hi, I found you yesterday and I am happy because your form to teach is very logical, this way is the best for me! Thank you very much!!!!! And Merry Christmas and Successful Year 2020

[@Normalized-maple]

I'm a english leaner in South Korea. Your videos are very useful for me to understand god damn phrasal verbs. I really appreciate it.

[@karenthorley2399]

An absolute master class on phrasal verbs Christian. Clear, enlightening, visual and humerous. I will certainly recommend that all my students and clients watch it. Many thanks!.

[@hudsonsilva2971]

Your diction is perfect i can understand clearly. PS: The chocolate biscuit made in Brazil is smaller then that.

[@sorelsuareztube]

Now, I see where my teaching skills have failed all these years, no buiscuits.

[@marceloparisi5445]

Great joke!

[@rosacasiero4250]

Simply great class, thank you, Christian! :)

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks Rosa, as always!

[@jl8872]

This is the best way of English teaching I've ever experienced. My deep admiration!

[@JavierSanchez-co6gn]

This was exactly the explanation I was looking for. Thanks for such a great lesson and mainly, for the will to really help beyond the marketing. When someone gives you a list of phrasal verbs, that won't really help as they are countless and depending on the situation or person, will be relevant or not. But understanding the basis behind them, gives elements for us to understand any meaning. Thanks!

[@jennyj0007]

Your explanations make so much sense! Speechless! I wish I had you for my English teacher when I was at school! P.S Good impression of the cookie monster! So funny.

[@Canguroenglish]

HI Jenny and thanks for your kind words! I wish I had been your English teacher too! But it's not too late, and here you are! Let's go!

[@yeolfy7.556]

greeting from Yemen I was attempting understand phrasal verbs logically this is very useful thank you

[@jarmilasejnohova4013]

Hi Christian, you are also incredible - teacher, your English lesons and your explanation of phrasal verbs is on top level. Thank you as I finaly've had the key to understanding of this essential part of English . Jarmila.

[@elzbietakuczynska-kula5468]

I am trully impressed. The idea of the deeper meaning makes phrasal verbs easier to face. The way he draws the abstract meanings from the literal ones. Great job. Thank u.

[@amolpawar5034]

Wow Christian you have explain phrasal verbs in simple way. After watching this video I came to know that we have been using so many phrasal verds in our daily life unknowingly.

[@jfjoubertquebec]

Super! I'm an English teacher too! Love you takling the challenging topics! Phrasal verbs? Welcome to the jungle! Listening with very much interest!

[@jroger8031]

Great class, thank you so much for bring this subject for us, very understandable. Thanks. Could you use more cognitive lingstic in other classes? This would be fantastic.

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Jefferson! I will use whatever techniques I think are the best to make things easy to understand, so I suspect that CL will return in a class again soon!

[@napoliboy4]

don't watch this video while hungry otherwise the only thing you can focus on is the cookie ^^

[@karirey6121]

Hahaha

[@islamdiab4270]

Hahaha too late :D

[@rogermacentyre5984]

Focus On...very good, you have studied!

[@gomeselva1]

Good point!

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Hahah you're right

[@aymanbaroudi6195]

I swear you're the ever best ever teacher under the sun and maybe above.

[@leticiacanntuario]

i never thought i would learn about phrasal verbs with the funniest way. now everything makes sense. thank you!

[@laraarts5677]

This lesson was so helpfull for me thank you very very very much🤗🤗🤗

[@NicolaSiliprandi70]

Hi Christian, that's another good lesson. Thank you!!

[@Canguroenglish]

My pleasure Nicola! I'm glad you liked it!

[@konstantingoura2293]

I'm a little teapot short and stout Here is my handle, here is my spout. When the kettle boils hear me shout Tip me over and pour me out! I'm a little teacup nice and round Fill me up and drink me down. Put in a little honey in your tea Then when you are ready take a sip from me. I'm a little cookie, nice and brown Chew me up and swallow me down. I'm a little crummy, that's just me, And I taste really good with you cup of team. I'm a little teapot short and stout Here is my handle, here is my spout. When I get all steamed up hear me shout Tip me over and pour me out!

[@mariojorgebarretoviegascas3079]

It’s the first time I am seeing something intelligent about phrasal verbs

[@santanajs]

By far, the best explanation about phrasal verbs that I've ever seen

[@MadEnglishTV]

Chocolate biscuits. Lol 😃

[@gaborczukender3770]

Q

[@januszwojnarowicz]

Why, when I watch this video, I understand 90% but when I try to talk to someone, I can't use all these words. I need to concentrate and build sentences in my head before speaking them ☹️

[@Zaory6734]

Same here! That's the reason why I've never been able to translate from my mother tongue to English.

[@abilios6682]

Me too. Congrats from Brazil

[@LASENtemara]

Janusz Wojnarowicz you have to watch this video many times and practice using the phrasal verbs in your speaking,listening and reading many many many ....times.

[@Joel-np6tz]

Do not worry a lot man! I was actually the same way as you. I was not proficient at English as of now. This is going to happen to you a lot but the more you watch and listen the better your brain and your mouth are connected to spill out some sentences without even thinking in them. Do not get frustrated and keep going I bet your doing such a great job so far!

[@Milliejanedaws]

What about to give up? How could we explain that with the article up

[@Olga4529]

Really 😀 It's a good question. Mr. Christian, please give an answer 🙃

[@СветланаСидельникова-ы8з]

Yes my thoughts about give up. Up it mean a greater quntity. And in this case the down sounds logicaly. Explane please it why UP

[@GurnoorP-ig5zq]

hello sir, ive been trying phrasal verbs for a long time, and couldnt find any solid way. this is exactly what i was looking for. thanks

[@teacherburt]

As a business English coach, I always found phrasal verbs challenging to explain however this great video has provided an easy method.

[@etiennefelixdelima1611]

why does "shut up" means to stay in silence? i did not conect it yet...

[@israelcanova]

"Up" is the head, the upper part of your body. To "shut up" then describes to close something opened on your upper body member; your mouth. In fact, you can say "shut your mouth" as a replacement to "shut up". Since "up" can refer to your head, then it gets easier to understand that "my grandpa takes 20 pills a day, he sometimes mixes them up" means that he confuses the pills

[@adamearth3102]

What about " shut down" you need to shut what? 🤔🙄😕😩

[@polluxio]

chocolate biscuits LOL

[@Canguroenglish]

Everything in life can be learnt through food!

[@polluxio]

You bet!

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polluxio good

[@bharatkedlaenglishplatform]

I am too a teacher of English. I must say you are a genius at explaining.

[@guimaraes6642]

Amazing class it is my first time that I saw a teacher explain phrasal verbs so clearly, now finally some phrasal verbs made sense for me.

[@lililacour]

Excellent way of explaining phrasal verbs! Conceptual and clear! I'm an Argentine English language teacher and I'll recommend this channel to my students here in Buenos Aires.