Fill up, Fill out, Fill in - Confusing Phrasal Verbs || Pinay English Teacher

In this video, I explain the common definitions of FILL UP, FILL OUT, and FILL IN. Which one is correct -- "Fill up the form", "Fill out the form", or "Fill in the form" ??? 🤔
Watch this video and find out! 😊
Enjoy the QUIZ at the end of the video!
Paano gumaling sa English? Umpisahan natin sa basic! 😊
0:00 - Start
0:56 - What is FILL?
1:35 - FILL UP
3:11 - FILL OUT
4:27 - FILL IN
4:57 - FILL OUT vs. FILL IN
6:31 - QUIZ
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@@pindotagiik746 You LOSER are just trying to get the attention of the teacher. 😂 Sure you get bullied all the time coz you are FUCKGLY!!!

[@gvivo2120]

Teacher, how about filling or occupying a vacant position or office: After Joe's retirement, I need you to fill (up / out / in) the position of Vice President which is currently vacant until we announce our next series of appointments next year.

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And what's good about her lessons is she explains the Filipino version of the grammar phrases our very own balarila na hindi na alam ng karamihan ng mga teachers braun kc winesternized na nila ang ating wika.

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it is necessary to be grammatically correct, but most importantly to help students to be confident in oral speaking

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Practical and straightforward.

[@noelminimo6679]

A lot of pinoys have been using in tha past (until now) ‘fill up’ as the phrase for answering questions on their forms. Thanks for clarifying on this, teacher.

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This lecture is straightforward, concise but filled up to the brim!

[@rockscorpion]

Thank you Ma'am, perfect para din sa aming BPO employees, ang gusto ko sa way of teaching mo ay yung may katumbas sa Filipino para mas madaling maintindihan, salamat po, GOD bless!

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[@lolitmiranda3514]

Parang they're all the same.

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Whatever you use is understandable and that is the inportant thing. We should not be ashamed if we commit mistakes in using this language because this is not ours. We rather be ashamed if we commit mistakes in using our own.

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Ang galing nyo po magturo. Very clear, madaling maintindihan..

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Ang ganda ng aking 'fill in' ngayon

[@mahonnicklin9108]

Up = 100% completion of a physical task Out = de-containment / 100% completion of a form. In = containment / enter within the parameters of spaces

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Cno kya mg tratranslate skin tgalog dto mring salmat po?

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Containment ba appropriate word for this? Containment refers to the process of controlling something from spreading , for example a lockdown was employed to contain the spread of disease. As far as I know.

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Ano pong pinagsasabi mong containment?

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Yes we grew up with “fill-up this form” mali pala salamat po Mam Myra unti-unti nakokorek ang mali naming notions sa napakaraming phrasal words God bless

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yung initial na pagkakaintindi/pagkakaalam ko ay "fill up" means punuin, "fill out" means tapusin/sagutan, at yung "fill in" means punan. at comfirmed! tama nga 😅, thanks po

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Ang galing mo naman. You're a genius

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Sakto! FILL Up the glass with milk.

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Fill out or Fill in…. Just say, complete the form. For Fill Up - glass of water please. You seldom have to say… fill up my glass, just say… I need a glass of….. then the server will automatically fill your glass with water or soda. If you are drinking beer, only need to say the brand and the bartender will know automatically know what to do. Lol

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Very clear and concise...

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Marami tlaga ako natutunan sa iyo maam

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Thanks for the information.

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Thank you Mam Myra C. sa video sharing about those Fill-up, Fill-out and Fill-in, Another dagdag kaalaman sa akin, Keep it up, GodBless and MABUHAY...

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So interesting and very informative, thank you maam

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Thank you for sharing this video, more power

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Eto dapat ang pinapanood ng mga estudyante

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salamat ma'am ok na ok .Sana gagawa kapa Ng madami video .

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halla! mas naintindihan ko pa ang english dito kesa nung nagaaral ako...or ngayun lang tlga gumana ang utak ko😔..thanks po

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As a native English speaker from the UK, I would just say that forms were always "filled in" and never "filled out" in British English when I was in school in the 1960s. We were taught that "fill out" was an Americanism which should be avoided completely. Older people here still tend to say "fill in a form" whilst younger people, under the worldwide influence of US films and TV, will sometimes say "fill out" as you describe.

[@joeygonzo]

Fill in a blank page but fill out a form ( page with questions or texts ) in my opinion

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americans say, "fill out" the forms. Took me a while to say it automatically as I was used to saying "fill up" in the Philippines.

[@mahonnicklin9108]

British English accounts for 3% of the English speaking world. In means containment. Out means de-containment. Fill in refers to the parameters of spaces on the form. Fill out implies that a form should be completed until there is no more space within which to fill.

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thanks for the information regarding British English words coz filipinos use american english.

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Thank you for this video

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Thanks po mam...may natutunan ako 😁

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Thanks for reminding me! Sa formal syempre kailangan sundin ito, pero 'fill-apan mo itong papel' is very common in our place and it became a habit na... haizzz

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[@belladolfcs1572]

oo nga, gasgas gmitin ang fill up sa form..

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gaya lang ng misuse of UNTIL NOW . Until now does not mean hanggang ngayon . Pinoys use it in the wrong context .

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Galing.

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Examples of proper use of these terms in the US: "Fill out" an application form, for a job; "Fill in " the blanks, for taking a test or an exam and "Fill up" a tank of gas.

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Tagalog pls..😯

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Tagalog pls..😯

[@akihirotropa1700]

Cno kya mg tratranslate skin tgalog dto mring salmat po?

[@phil-amvlogsi8359]

@@akihirotropa1700 Let me try , "Fill out" an application for a job, means punan ang porm o application para sa trabaho , "Fill in " the blanks for taking a test means Punuin or punan and patiang or blangko, sa pagsusulit; and "Fill up" a tank of gas, punan and isang tangke ng gas.

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It's always been " fill up " for me regarding forms.

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Pls share.. galing

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Really helpful

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Galing informative po.

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Owemji I need this! 😭😭😭