❓Fill up, fill out or fill in: what's the difference? - English Learners' Questions

What's the difference between the phrasal verbs fill up, fill out or fill in? Ailin Maria asks Learners' Questions, and Dan answer!
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[@bbclearningenglish]

HI! If you enjoyed that video, you'll love this one where Dan explains the difference between 'pop in', 'pop out' and 'pop round' - click the link to check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5-plWebhJKbY5Y

[@zarawilson8352]

Ohmygod thank you so much for answering my question bbc english! I love this channel even more now hehe I am so so happy for this. Now i can finally use these phrasal verbs in essay or when i speak 🤗 P.s: sorry for my bad english i'm still learning

[@bbclearningenglish]

Your English is very good, Zara. We are glad you find our videos useful.☺️

[@monahassan9069]

BBC Learning English Can you provide us an app in order to speak with natives, please ?

[@user-zj4rk7qt6b]

Your definition of this three phrasal verbs is really clear! Thank you so much!

[@ngocanhinh1780]

This video is really straightforward and useful I can't thank you enough

[@rmilani.milani2959]

You were very clear...no question. Thank you so much

[@nguyennguyen3180]

Dan's explanation is very clear !!!

[@athraahatif8045]

Simply..Dan is an amazing teacher

[@idrissbecheket6897]

Helpful ❤

[@conorlee3391]

Really helpful 👍, Thank you. Loved this series so much ❤️

[@vanngabui5464]

Thank you for the explaination

[@ahmedfarraj22]

Hi Thanks Mr Dan It's brilliant video I have no comments or sentences because you have just explained everything. You are really such a perfect teacher

[@Marsny1992]

Thank you very much

[@formationformationb8708]

Excellent...Merci

[@hilalahmad7286]

I have been trying to fill up myself with some awesome learning stuff at the BBC.

[@merinmohan2572]

Thanku for your valuable information..

[@kanijfatema8190]

I like this programme very much!!!

[@DAZ4U]

Thanks great lesson 👍

[@tgchan]

Thank you, BBC>

[@youssefjalabi7072]

That was very useful and no complication way , we want all grammars to be explained in this easy way Thanks

[@bbclearningenglish]

Hi Youssef. We have some good videos about grammar. Here's the playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLcetZ6gSk96_zHuVg6Ecy2F7j4Aq4valQ

[@yosoylauragado]

Dan, you're great at explaining! Regards from Rosario, Argentina👏👏👏

[@bbclearningenglish]

Hi Laura. Thank you for your comment. It's fun to learn with Dan. Here's another video you might enjoy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJmlgIVoo9GHqpo ☺️

[@raheemabderraheem8325]

Any chance to practise English together ?

[@jalilkarbalai1781]

I'm thankful for you

[@ngoclongvu3944]

Great job, man! Thanks a million.

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You are the best teachers ! I have been learning a lot ! Very thankful with all of YOU!👏👏👏👏👏🙏

[@bbclearningenglish]

Wow! Thanks so much! If you've enjoyed this episode, you can check out more of Dan's Learner's Questions here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ3KgZJorJKVaLM

[@anamorchadze2390]

Thank you Dan for the explanation! ^_^

[@silviaveronicaarapaacruta1903]

Thaks a million!! I like your explanations because they are very clear and precise.

[@dianapatriciagonzalezmora6847]

Waaauuu! This person really knows how to teach. What a great explanation . Many thanks

[@jauharial-fath3772]

thank you dan.

[@rober1712ify]

So useful! Thanks for sharing!! 👍👍

[@Mo-dn7ww]

You are the best, thanks.

[@arturomartinez5887]

Hit on the nail Dan, good answer for fill in on out. Thanks

[@ebrahimhamedi3953]

Keep up the good work. You are fantastic.

[@narasingaraoboddu3193]

Dear sir, could you make a video on usage of "would" and difference between " could and would" ????

[@nilo413]

Very useful Thank you

[@glennpavel4800]

good job, short and useful

[@gpgp01]

Thanks a lot!

[@mostafahisham2926]

Great as usual👏👏👏👏👏

[@emanuelrichard8579]

Well what a superb words of my hour you have full me up Noted , from Tanzania

[@garridoscar1]

Thank you so much. That was an excellent explanation. I love y’all because you make easy the long road to learn English.

[@bbclearningenglish]

Thanks! We're happy to hear that you are finding our videos useful! If you enjoyed this video, find more Learner's Questions with Dan here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ3KgZJorJKVaLM 🙂

[@enveryagc6580]

very useful video.thanks.

[@wednesdaychild2408]

👍👍👍👍👍👍🧡🧡🧡👍THANK YOU , another big THUMB UP to bbc .🧡

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Thanks 🙏🏼

[@hesousa8488]

Thank you

[@joire1184]

It was extremely useful information. Thanks

[@mariofernandespetrolina3451]

Show de bola to contigo e nao abro mão 🖐 ,very good this video

[@bybluebloom2652]

thank you so much BBC!!! this video is very helpful and thanks for the summary at the end ♡

[@bbclearningenglish]

You are welcome.

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Special Thank and special thanks

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Thanks much

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Fantastic!

[@Englishbits]

Thank you! Super useful and well explained! :)

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So good teaching easy and smoothly Better than old ladys

[@simple4098]

When do we use capital letters? Do we use capital letters for subjects at school? Thank you so much.

[@carinatremea2175]

Thank you for the teaching, this is pretty useful!

[@bbclearningenglish]

Glad to hear that! You can find more Learners' Questions here: kzbin.info/aero/PLcetZ6gSk968nUdj5-kLphOTmo5dt9t2E

[@ladymary4549]

This video is so useful!!!! Phrasal verbs are incredibly difficult for foreigners like me. Thank you so much!!

[@akmalburkhanov6878]

this guy is so simply explaining that all his provided info filled me in with no doubts and hesitates by now

[@bbclearningenglish]

That's good to know! Here's the series playlist: bit.ly/2HYETLB

[@user-dx9ou4gg5o]

Thanks a lot! Could you please explain which word is correct in question sentences No or Not? For example, Do you like it or no/not? Will you go a pib tonight or no/not? And also not only when we ask but also saying. For example, I don't know if I am going to a pub tonight or no/not? Thanks!

[@mehmetfatihozturk9612]

Summary of the video at the end is very good. Thanks a lot man. Thanks bbc

[@bbclearningenglish]

We're glad you like it!

[@whitcheess1977]

Thanks!:)

[@rainexcellencia]

Wonderfully explained. Thanks

[@bbclearningenglish]

You're welcome!

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I love your videos!

[@vijayakumar2593]

Very useful

[@inessamaria2428]

great job

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That's awesome! Thank you so much.

[@bbclearningenglish]

You're welcome, Hải Yến. ☺️

[@vinhnguyenviet2583]

it is very useful for me. thanks, lot of BBC learning English.

[@bbclearningenglish]

You're welcome! If you're interested in learning more phrasal verbs, check out our handy guide here: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/course/intermediate/unit-21/session-2

[@ismailshafai252]

So nice

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Great

[@RoseRose-rx4jw]

Thank you bbc for this lesson. when you do not answer us, will we have to ask the question again?

[@rojchanachannuan7459]

Awesome!

[@bbclearningenglish]

Thanks!

[@leemichael736]

Thanks! Could you tell me if there is any difference between ‘’fill in the form‘’ and ‘’fill out the form‘’?

[@bbclearningenglish]

Good question! In the context of 'a form' or 'a document', they have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably!

[@veenanarwani761]

👍

[@user-ix7uq7nh4v]

i am an arabic person in my opinoin you are very fantastic and h am 13 years old

[@elyseepasteur6163]

Hi Dan! You are in your element indeed! How could I use this last word? Please fill me in on it! Even though I've already used the word ( indeed ).

[@bbclearningenglish]

We use 'indeed' to emphasise a point! So, we must that you have used it in a great way, indeed! It adds strength to the sentence. "Are you going to do it?" "I am, indeed". In this example, the 'indeed indicates' to the listener that you are definitely going to do it or that you are eager to do it. It adds a bit of intensity to the statement. Does that help answer your question?

[@elyseepasteur6163]

Well done! I'm glad and will go to use it; indeed!

[@verdensrike9381]

I heard "fill up the form" many times in the UK. Is that correct?

[@abdullahbelgaed5793]

Please could you explain the difference between might’ve and could have

[@bbclearningenglish]

They are quite similar. Watch this video: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-6/session-2/activity-3 to find out more...After watching, come back and try using the two in a sentence to practise! 🙂

[@yeasminakter2635]

I am from Bangladesh 😀♥

[@pawelm9660]

What about sing in up and out?

[@tammytsang3487]

In the past, I had to ask my colleague to fill me in the procedures of my work after a long holiday.

[@r_rabbitrabbit1699]

I have to fill out that on line form

[@martymitch8375]

A video about "subjunctive" would be super appreciated!

[@anamilena3257]

I second this request! 🏆

[@bayroncastillo7653]

Hi friends you can look up on internet a book called " pharsal verbs cambridgue" that books helped me out a lot

[@bchen2319]

Dan is adorable

[@user-bl6mv4nv9h]

What's the meaning of this sentence "the council fiiled in a hole in the road"?

[@tammytsang3487]

After your annual leave, you may ask your colleague to fill you in on something in the office, right? When you apply for your new passport, you need to fill out the application form. Students usually need to do : fill in the blanks during their exams, right? Thank you!

[@PaepeyIEP]

Thank you very much for this useful video as well as your other videos on this channel. However, I was wondering if you could film somewhere less busy. Having people walking by in the background almost all the time is very distracting.

[@huaen8116]

Could you please consider to keep the summary screen for a bit longer?

[@muheedkhan1679]

please explain as well

[@soniamahey4087]

*My inbox has been filled up with span emails. *I asked Tanu to fill in for me, because I'm not feeling well nowadays. *I'm not doing parmanent job here, I'm just filling in. *To join with this book club you just need to fill out the form.

[@bbclearningenglish]

Great examples! (Be careful with the spelling of 'permanent'. Also, in your last example, we don't think you need to include 'with'. We could just say "To join this book club...") 😃

[@soniamahey4087]

@@bbclearningenglish thank you so much for replying! *I'm not doing permanent job here, I'm just filling in. *To join this book club you just need to fill out the form.

[@nawarnawar5822]

We can say " stand in for" instead of " fill in for" can't we?

[@rose-sb9jp]

I am full up... I am full in my form or full out my form My car is full up He is full out And others ☺

[@siusiutoe6470]

I fill in/fill out the form.

[@rose-sb9jp]

@@siusiutoe6470 thanks you😊

[@siusiutoe6470]

@@rose-sb9jp You are most welcome. Have a great day.🎈🌈🌈🎈

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[@siusiutoe6470]

@@rose-sb9jp Don't mention it. 😀

[@user-mm5qw9mk5v]

Fill out whole part of form interviews. Just tongue on ID.

[@r_rabbitrabbit1699]

In the pub: please, fill up my pint of ipa

[@ImanMMG]

Why can I understand you but can't understand British people ... I heard someone in a video saying that no one speak English in real life like bbc, is that true?

[@munmun6905]

third cmt, nice video

[@mskblumenau]

OMG!! I hate phrasel verbs!

[@bbclearningenglish]

🤣 A lot of English learners say the same! We have heard this comment a lot! If you're struggling with phrasal verbs, try our useful guide here: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/course/intermediate/unit-21/session-2 Good luck with your phrasal verbs! 🙂

[@honestman276]

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[@prakashnaik-hc3ze]

Hi sir, why do u teach in public place?