Improve your vocabulary/Learn American English/Phrasal Verbs: tear up vs. tear up / fold vs. fold up

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Doing orgami or make orgami😊

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[@kenelhyppolite6646]

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It was great. Thank you Kevin.

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[@dmitriymartishenko4963]

thanks a lot for subtleties of speaking the real life English

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This is an awesome lesson. Thank you so much.

[@Sumitjss6652]

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[@nedaahmadi4011]

What is the difference between tear and rip? Please explain

[@stolengirlfriendclub8724]

Rip and tear untill it's done

[@nedaahmadi4011]

@@stolengirlfriendclub8724 what does that mean?

[@gladysgriffin7347]

Thanks for explaining the meaning of the phrasal verbs this way, It makes more sense how to use them.

[@jeysondominguezasprilla7616]

Thanks a lot!

[@hhohh77]

magic rule make it more easy to grasp the bloody phrasal verbs. thank you sir

[@ReneGarcia-ds7zj]

Muchas gracias por la enseñanza You are one of the best English teacher that i've ever known in my life. Thanks a lot. Blessings

[@marinamouse455]

Thank you for such unique content covering nuances one can find explanation on nowhere else

[@behnazghahri9650]

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[@uselessvad2444]

I also like the verb 'unfold'. Let's see how the story unfolds

[@SantaMaria-j3u]

~Toredup~ I guess when I was hearing "tore it up" and "tear it up" I never really understood what they were saying exactly. It is so good that you provide examples of different people saying it out loud . Thank you Kevin

[@Deliyaalwis]

Tear up meaning

[@marciamartins5392]

o que eu acho mais legal nas suas aulas é que você explica tudo em inglês e eu entendo tudo!!!!!

[@SantaMaria-j3u]

8:34 didn't know about 2 different pronunciations ~t+air~ and ~t+(b)eer~

[@lindasky2915]

They are the same تير.. بير نفس النطق

[@jaxxon98]

No, they're not the same.@@lindasky2915

[@tpfahl9225]

@@lindasky2915that’s wrong, it is a different meaning

[@tanogongo2135]

Tear: He tore the paper when he was pulling it out from the bag. But it could be joined again with the gum.

[@NataliaRCH]

Thank you! Could you make a video on how to pronounce collar vs. color? Thanks again!

[@mrmememe777]

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[@tanogongo2135]

She tore up the paper into many pieces.

[@dannyjorde2677]

Confusing words. Hello vs Hello 😱

[@BaxorUpGreat]

Marina folded up.

[@kingo_friver]

Fold or scrunch? I'm a folder

[@hushhush85]

A BTS song taught me that there are two meanings of "tear" 🤦🏻‍♀️ I was so confused and lost while hearing the song- till I looked in the dictionary. We definitely learned that in school but I just forgot 🙄

[@tanogongo2135]

He was folding the paper.Now he is folding up the paper to make it smaller size.

[@nikolayfedotov438]

I don’t really think that “fold up” phrasal verb is very common. Am I wrong? Just can’t imagine real life situations to use it. Maybe only in stores related to the bills? The bill was too folded up to insert it into the cash tray.

[@tanogongo2135]

The paper had already been torn up by my friend and threw into the dustbin.

[@Deliyaalwis]

Paper torn

[@annash4813]

Here's another one, rip up.

[@spm4391]

What about run up or racked up?

[@kbv6609]

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Thank you !

[@ysbh228]

Thank you.