HOW TO LEARN PHRASAL VERBS IN ENGLISH - EASY! || Part One - Time travel || B2, C1, C2 Phrasal verbs

How to learn phrasal verbs? Every student (and teacher) is looking for an easy answer to that question but, in my opinion, there is no one magic method. It's important to realise that phrasal verbs are not completely illogical, although the may appear to be. Like all English vocabulary, knowing the etymology can help.
In this video, I explain how to learn phrasal verbs through time travel!
I hope you find the video useful!
Ben
British English teacher.
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[@ijustcarryon]

If you decide anytime writing a book with phrasal verbs using this way, I quite sure many of us will would buy It ! Think about Ben!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Interesting idea!

[@diegonayalazo]

Phrasal verbs are beautiful!!

[@4con]

thanks and can't wait for similar videos

[@loveOldMen2023]

Awesome, it makes me remember easily

[@carolinagarciaveterinaria4388]

Hau,great..sure I will not forget them... thanks

[@DVDY-ih8wi]

Another great video, THX!

[@krzysiekj2522]

my favourite would be roll up windows. :D It is "tell me how old you are without telling me your age" for me

[@jesusalbertorobertipuertas9117]

Great! I will knuckle down it now.

[@Crisguay]

What an interesting approach to phrasal verbs! They are one of my nightmares... 😅 I'd love to see many more videos like this. Thanks a million for your teachings, Ben! 🤗🤗

[@mehmetberisha3681]

... really helpfull ...

[@francescochierici2504]

I like so much phrasal verbs

[@olgaolga6855]

Hello, Ben! 👋 Thank you very much for the channel! It’s really of a great help! 👍👍👍❤️ Could you please explain how to tell inseparable phrasal verbs from separable ones? 🙏🙏🙏

[@carlosandresmoreno2837]

Excellent video! Thanks Ben!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Glad you liked it! Thanks Carlos 🙂

[@PppPppPpp1]

The storms always crop up and I have to put up with them ramp up my efforts, knucle down, and, eventually, achieve good results

This video is so good and interesting! Thank you for sharing it!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're welcome. I'm glad you liked it

[@Sasha_NY]

I learn idioms learning about their origins. Nobody told me that I just one time read an origin of one idiom. "American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms" by Christine Ammer and "The Facts on File Dictionary of Clichés" by Christine Ammer are the best dictionaries for this. One time is enough to read about an origin and you remmeber an idiom for ever. So that's a great advice from the teacher, use it all!

[@oleksandraklochko4768]

Your channel is a real godsend! Thank you for your work!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

I'm glad you find it useful! 🙂

[@aloveshk]

Thanks Ben! I find your videos really helpful!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're welcome!

[@brasnicar88]

Very interesting! I am impressed!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Glad you found it interesting. Part two coming soon! 🙂

[@mabelperez2843]

Gracias por hacer más fácil la pesadilla de los phrasal verbs. I Love all your videos. I really appreciate your help. Thanks!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

De nada... y gracias! 🙂 Part 2 coming soon!

[@carlaferrauto3628]

Very interesting to know the origins of these phrasal verb . Thanks Ben 😃

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're welcome 🙂

[@kingaslaby6498]

Very logical explanation! Thanks a lot 🙏

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're welcome! 🙂

[@lupeigarest]

Thank you for this video!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

You're welcome 🙂

[@annamaria3060]

That is brilliant

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Glad you liked it! 🙂

[@agnieszkastachowiak8636]

Wow, thanks a lot!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

My pleasure... thanks for watching! 🙂

[@englishtown3578]

Thank you for video. Turn on could be changed to our days as "press on" and "press off". Who knows maybe someday comes and it will be changed))

[@aminam99]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@profesordanielalvarez3498]

It's one the most fantastic video you have made !

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Thank you!

[@Gabi20904]

This way of learning phrasal verbs is really motivating. I hope you can make more videos like this one, Ben. Really nice!

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Glad you liked the video, Gabriel 🙂

[@aliciainesescudero]

Hi Ben! These days I might have the opportunity of my life teaching English and you have no idea what an incredible support is your channel to me! Thank you so much for sharing!🙏🏼 Blessings from Argentina

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

That's great! I'm glad my channel helps 🙂

[@amarenabril]

Hello Ben. Thank you very much for your videos. They're priceless to me, as they're extremely useful to enrich my English vocabulary and grammar. And let me tell you, I'm old enough to know the origin of the phrasal verb "knuckle down" as I used to play marbles in my childhood 😀

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

😆 More kids these days should knuckle down and play marbles!

[@maycoholvillalobos881]

Quite useful video, bro.

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Glad you found it useful 🙂

[@anneyenglishautodidact8456]

Hello teacher Ben.... Phrasal verbs are such a nightmare for most of English learners. In my POV, to understand the phrasal verbs we need to connect the literally meaning and the figuratively one, there's a "soul" in it, and it's pretty hard to expound, it's just my weird way.. I do understand that everyone has their own ways, btw thanks for your great video.... Do have a beautiful day...

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Yes, Anney. I think context is the way to find the "soul" of a phrasal verb. Nice to hear from you! 🙂

[@cegu5664]

I KNOW IT'S KIND OF SOON, BUT I'M PREPARING MYSELF FOR B2First, I STARTED TO MEMORIZE PHRASAL VERBS, LEVEL B2. I HOPE YOU CAN UPLOAD YOUR NEXT VIDEO: "PHRASAL VERBS, PART II"

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

It's never too soon to start preparing for the exam! 🙂 Another video on phrasal verbs coming out on Sunday!

[@cegu5664]

@@tothepointenglishwithben. thank you very much👍

[@user-dc7im3ez9s]

English people decided that their language was very easy to learn and they invented phrasal verbs))

[@cegu5664]

EXCUSE ME Mr BEN, IS THERE, BY ANY CHANCE, A POSSIBILITY TO ADD SUBTITLES IN YOUR VIDEOS OR ON YOUR VIDEOS? THANK YOU AGAIN. :)

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

I'll look into the possibility but the auto generated captions are usually pretty good.

[@Leonardo-ph1vk]

I am getting old, I used actually do these actions when I was younger 😆

[@bolt8987]

I am fond of English language, but if I am quite honest, I extremely hate grammar and obviously to prepare to the CAE exam makes me feel exhausted. Anyway, I am going to take it next month, I whish I could pass it, otherwise I might chop my head off jajaja 😂. Thanks a lot

[@agnieszkastachowiak8636]

Finger crossed 🤞

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

"Chop off" - nice phrasal verb! 👏🙂

[@EUGENIUS60]

Too many people these days are cut of deep meaning. The deeper you anchor your understanding the more likely you will become able to use it creatively as well as remembering better and create connections with other domains and other languages. Dig deep.

[@profesordanielalvarez3498]

In Spanish we say: cuelga el teléfono. But, thinking about it we don't "colgamos" when we hang up the phone. Nevertheless, the verb "hang" in Spanish means "colgar".

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

That's right

[@Leonardo-ph1vk]

We indeed hung phones up, remember public telephones, and those phones in the kitchen.

[@franciscopontesvelasco4315]

Nothing makes sense in this world anyway. The more u use the language u can assimilate it and being to understand the ins and outs of English or Spanish. Knuckle down makes more sense to me, its relatively similar to the one in Spanish lol

[@killianson85]

@tothepointenglishwithben. Ben, do you think that " to knucke down" could be similar to "hincar los codos" in Spanish?

[@nimadaneshpajhuh369]

Can you please add me to your telegram group?