Vocabulary : Phrasal verbs | Phrasal verbs with sentence | listen and practice

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0:13 get on 0:33 get off 1:06 put on 1:34 take off 2:10 runs way 2:41 come off 3:09 take out 3:44 look after 4:17 grow up 4:54 tear up 5:28 pick up 5:35 fill in 6:21 get up 6:50 get in 7:02 get out

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Get on, naik Get off, turun Put on, pasang Take off, buka/keluarkan Thief, pencuri Come off, terlepas Take out, mengeluarkan Grow up, tumbuh Tear up, sobek Pick up, angkat Fill in, taruh/tulis Get up, bangun Get in, masuk Get out, keluar

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[@EnglishasEasyasPie]

Hello 👋, I have many useful Phrasal verbs for your 👇. Wake up to stop sleeping, or to make someone stop sleeping. She usually wakes up early. I’ll wake you up when it’s time to leave. Talk over to discuss a problem with someone before deciding what to do. Let's Talk it over. We had talked this over before. Break into to enter a building or car by using force, in order to steal something. Someone broke into my car and stole the radio. Knock off to stop working and go somewhere else. Do you want to knock off early today? Take apart separate into smaller parts; disassemble. He took his car apart to figure out what's wrong with it Brighten up To become happier and feel more cheerful. He brightened up after she began talking with him. Talk down Talk to someone as if you think they are not as clever or important as you are. He always talks down to his employees. Turn in Report or take someone to the police. Somebody turned him in to the local police. My wallet was turned in to the police two days later. Tear up To rip into pieces. I tore up all the photos of my old boyfriend. She tore up his letter and threw it away. Live up to To be as good as expected. The movie lived up to all our expectations. Zip up To close something that has a zipper. I tried to zip up the dress. He was zipping up a small brown suitcase. Bring forward To make something happen earlier than originally planned. Let's bring the wedding forward to my so it'll be a spring wedding. Get in with to become friendly with someone. I tried to get in with them as I thought It would help me at work. Blow away To kill somebody with gunfire or an explosive device. The robber threatened to blow me away if I didn't give him the money. Take off To have a period of time away from work. I wanted to take the week off, but my boss had other ideas. Take a shower to wash yourself under running water. I always take a shower after my workout. She decided to take a shower before going to bed.

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Perfect example to demonstrate “tear up” 👍 Thank you very much for your precious time. I am looking forward more lessons of this parasail verbs & common proverbs in conversations.

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Oops … I meant phrasal verbs.

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@@teresahuynh83tear up was wrongly explained I think in pronunciation,,, should have been pronounced as in “tare” up. Tear up she referred should be “crying 😢”. Hope you get what iam saying

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Hello 👋, I have many useful Phrasal verbs for your 👇. Wake up to stop sleeping, or to make someone stop sleeping. She usually wakes up early. I’ll wake you up when it’s time to leave. Talk over to discuss a problem with someone before deciding what to do. Let's Talk it over. We had talked this over before. Break into to enter a building or car by using force, in order to steal something. Someone broke into my car and stole the radio. Knock off to stop working and go somewhere else. Do you want to knock off early today? Take apart separate into smaller parts; disassemble. He took his car apart to figure out what's wrong with it Brighten up To become happier and feel more cheerful. He brightened up after she began talking with him. Talk down Talk to someone as if you think they are not as clever or important as you are. He always talks down to his employees. Turn in Report or take someone to the police. Somebody turned him in to the local police. My wallet was turned in to the police two days later. Tear up To rip into pieces. I tore up all the photos of my old boyfriend. She tore up his letter and threw it away. Live up to To be as good as expected. The movie lived up to all our expectations. Zip up To close something that has a zipper. I tried to zip up the dress. He was zipping up a small brown suitcase. Bring forward To make something happen earlier than originally planned. Let's bring the wedding forward to my so it'll be a spring wedding. Get in with to become friendly with someone. I tried to get in with them as I thought It would help me at work. Blow away To kill somebody with gunfire or an explosive device. The robber threatened to blow me away if I didn't give him the money. Take off To have a period of time away from work. I wanted to take the week off, but my boss had other ideas. Take a shower to wash yourself under running water. I always take a shower after my workout. She decided to take a shower before going to bed.

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Get on Get off Put on take off Run away Come off Take out Look after Grow up Tear up Pick up Fill in Get up Get in Get out

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Hello 👋, I have many useful Phrasal verbs for your 👇. Wake up to stop sleeping, or to make someone stop sleeping. She usually wakes up early. I’ll wake you up when it’s time to leave. Talk over to discuss a problem with someone before deciding what to do. Let's Talk it over. We had talked this over before. Break into to enter a building or car by using force, in order to steal something. Someone broke into my car and stole the radio. Knock off to stop working and go somewhere else. Do you want to knock off early today? Take apart separate into smaller parts; disassemble. He took his car apart to figure out what's wrong with it Brighten up To become happier and feel more cheerful. He brightened up after she began talking with him. Talk down Talk to someone as if you think they are not as clever or important as you are. He always talks down to his employees. Turn in Report or take someone to the police. Somebody turned him in to the local police. My wallet was turned in to the police two days later. Tear up To rip into pieces. I tore up all the photos of my old boyfriend. She tore up his letter and threw it away. Live up to To be as good as expected. The movie lived up to all our expectations. Zip up To close something that has a zipper. I tried to zip up the dress. He was zipping up a small brown suitcase. Bring forward To make something happen earlier than originally planned. Let's bring the wedding forward to my so it'll be a spring wedding. Get in with to become friendly with someone. I tried to get in with them as I thought It would help me at work. Blow away To kill somebody with gunfire or an explosive device. The robber threatened to blow me away if I didn't give him the money. Take off To have a period of time away from work. I wanted to take the week off, but my boss had other ideas. Take a shower to wash yourself under running water. I always take a shower after my workout. She decided to take a shower before going to bed.

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[@EnglishasEasyasPie]

Hello 👋, I have many useful Phrasal verbs for your 👇. Wake up to stop sleeping, or to make someone stop sleeping. She usually wakes up early. I’ll wake you up when it’s time to leave. Talk over to discuss a problem with someone before deciding what to do. Let's Talk it over. We had talked this over before. Break into to enter a building or car by using force, in order to steal something. Someone broke into my car and stole the radio. Knock off to stop working and go somewhere else. Do you want to knock off early today? Take apart separate into smaller parts; disassemble. He took his car apart to figure out what's wrong with it Brighten up To become happier and feel more cheerful. He brightened up after she began talking with him. Talk down Talk to someone as if you think they are not as clever or important as you are. He always talks down to his employees. Turn in Report or take someone to the police. Somebody turned him in to the local police. My wallet was turned in to the police two days later. Tear up To rip into pieces. I tore up all the photos of my old boyfriend. She tore up his letter and threw it away. Live up to To be as good as expected. The movie lived up to all our expectations. Zip up To close something that has a zipper. I tried to zip up the dress. He was zipping up a small brown suitcase. Bring forward To make something happen earlier than originally planned. Let's bring the wedding forward to my so it'll be a spring wedding. Get in with to become friendly with someone. I tried to get in with them as I thought It would help me at work. Blow away To kill somebody with gunfire or an explosive device. The robber threatened to blow me away if I didn't give him the money. Take off To have a period of time away from work. I wanted to take the week off, but my boss had other ideas. Take a shower to wash yourself under running water. I always take a shower after my workout. She decided to take a shower before going to bed.