I was so tired I must have nodded _ _ _ | Learn Phrasal Verbs in English 🇬🇧

I was so tired I must have nodded _ _ _ | Learn Phrasal Verbs in English 🇬🇧
Welcome to Instant English, your go-to channel for British English lessons! In this video, we delve into phrasal verbs related to sleep, focusing on "Nod off" and "Pass out." Additionally, we explore the concept of oversleeping and the idiom "to sleep like a log." Join us on this immersive journey as we enhance your understanding of British English sleep-related expressions!
🌙 Nod Off:
Learn how to use the phrasal verb "nod off" in various contexts to describe falling asleep unintentionally or briefly. From those moments when drowsiness takes over during the afternoon to when sleep surprises you while engrossed in late-night reading, "nod off" is a versatile phrase that perfectly captures these instances.
💤 Pass Out:
Discover the phrasal verb "pass out," which refers to suddenly losing consciousness or falling asleep due to exhaustion, fatigue, or excessive drinking. Gain insights into the different situations in which "pass out" can be used, such as collapsing from exhaustion after a long day or dozing off after a night of revelry. Expand your vocabulary with this multifaceted phrase.
😴 Oversleep:
Explore the concept of oversleeping and its impact on our daily routines. We provide practical tips to avoid oversleeping and discuss the consequences of hitting the snooze button one too many times. Discover strategies to maintain a healthy sleep schedule and wake up feeling refreshed and energized.
🪵 To Sleep Like a Log:
Uncover the idiom "to sleep like a log" and its charming British English origins. Delve into its meaning, which conveys deep, uninterrupted sleep. Whether you wish to describe your own restful slumber or someone else's ability to sleep soundly, incorporating this idiom will add flair to your conversations.
🇬🇧 British English:
As an Instant English lesson, this video immerses you in the nuances of British English pronunciation and usage. Enhance your language skills with authentic examples and confidently navigate the world of phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions.
📺 Join us on this entertaining and informative journey through the world of phrasal verbs and idioms related to sleep. Expand your British English vocabulary and communicate more effectively when discussing sleep patterns and experiences. Don't miss out on this valuable lesson-hit that play button now!
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[@InstantEnglishUK]

When was the last time you nodded off and missed something important?

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Last year..I nodded off and missed my flight...😅😅😅😂😂😂

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[@InstantEnglishUK]

Niran! Thank you so much ☺️

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Muchas gracias, Chris. Tus videos son de gran ayuda. ❤❤❤

[@InstantEnglishUK]

☺️

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Perfectly done! 👏🌺

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you!

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how enhancing..cheers

[@annavolkova262]

This is so informative!!! Thanks a bunch! ❤

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thanks Anna! Where are you from?

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@@InstantEnglishUK I'm not Anna but I'm from Guatemala haha

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I enjoy watching your videos, every single one. I can learn a lot! Thank you very much!

[@InstantEnglishUK]

thank Belle, where you from?

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Thanks for sharing this informative video ❤

[@InstantEnglishUK]

You’re welcome ☺️

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Taking a simple concept and making it fun. I love it!

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Glad you liked it

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[@InstantEnglishUK]

What do you want me to make next?

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this is so helpful for me to speak in my speaking exam. I appreciate your content❤️

[@InstantEnglishUK]

What exam is it?

[@hayden56.]

it is my final english speaking exam to my english teacher. And i got 20 marks out of 30

[@hayden56.]

you seem like a British native speaker are you from the uk?

[@InstantEnglishUK]

@@hayden56. I am indeed

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[@evanioviana2630]

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[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thanks

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Don’t use the word,spiffing. I very much doubt it’s used in conversation nowadays. Relegate it to the history books 😂

[@jacka00006]

This morning i just overslept for work and this video came up😂 Tq Chris anyway

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Do you still have a job??

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What?

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[@cyruschang1904]

to nod off = to doze off (to fall asleep outside your regular bedtime) to pass out means to become unconscious. It can be used to mean to nod/doze off in a joking way.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

I wouldn’t recommend using doze off to explain nod off as it would be equally difficult, try to use easier words to explain the meaning of phrasal verbs like I have in the video, rather than another phrasal verb ☺️

[@cyruschang1904]

@@InstantEnglishUK It's like using English to teach English. It actually works and helps people learn other vocabulary and phrases at the same time 😀

[@InstantEnglishUK]

@@cyruschang1904 teaching English using is the most beneficial for students, you just need to be more creative with images or simply ideas. Translating from original language sets a bad habit that can be hard to stop ☺️

[@cyruschang1904]

@@InstantEnglishUK I hear you. It is 2 am here, I'm falling asleep ... 💤

[@Billu270]

I nodded off on public bus while returning from my University at the end of the day 😂 that's why i missed my bus stop haha 😂

[@cyruschang1904]

I nodded off bus ... at end of the day. That's why I sometimes (present tense) my bus

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Haha was it only one time?? You

[@Billu270]

@@InstantEnglishUK yes! It was one time😅

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[@InstantEnglishUK]

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[@hussaineh89]

Pinnocio passed out Noddy nodded off Oswald overslept Larry slept like a log

[@suny5342]

I didn't know you could say "to sleep like a log" instead of "to sleep like a rock"

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Definitely

[@LAXMIMAYGANE-oe9qs]

Sir we called suncoat for protection from sun. Raincoat for protection from rain. Then why not we called winter coat instead of jumper for winter.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

In the UK we just say coat or jacket

[@nobody_123]

What’s the meaning of sucking up to someone

[@InstantEnglishUK]

When you are extra nice to someone because you want something from them, could be attention or a promotion for example