LEARN 30 EVERYDAY PHRASAL VERBS- English Vocabulary

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Don’t forget to leave a comment and try and use these phrasal verbs in a sentence! Also remember to SHARE the video! Thank you!! 💕💕

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

She turned her toes out. Sabrah please check this sentence and suggest me correct one and please guide me on my mistake. Thank you

[@LoveEnglishUK]

I don’t think turn out fits with toes very well. Turn out means the result or outcome - maybe you could say ‘her toes turned out nicely after she got a pedicure!? ‘ 😉

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Thank you Sabrah for your suggestion. Thanks and regards

[@josephmendoza1984]

1. To bring up - to raise/ mention 2. To bring about - to cause/ create 3. To come up with - to think of a new idea 4. To come across - to find something accidentally 5. To come forward - to officially present yourself 6. To cut someone off - to not speak to someone/ often for a long period 7. Turn out - the final result/ outcome of a situation 8. Get back (to) - to return a call/ get back in touch, Get back (at) - to take revenge on someone 9. To grow apart - to not be as close as before/ to change 10. To allow for - to plan/ make considerations for 11. To blow up - to get very angry about something 12. To fall out - to have a disagreement/ argument 13. To make up - to invent/ create to become friends again 14. To drag on - something goes on much longer/ takes time 15. To fall through - something does not succeed/ collapses 16. To ease off - to decrease/ lessen 17. To get rid off - to dispose of/ remove 18. To let down - to disappoint someone 19. To kick off - to start/ begin 20. To make fun of - to tease/ make jokes about someone 21. To nod off - to fall asleep/ have a nap 22. To own up - to confess/ admit to something 23. Pay back - to get revenge on someone 24. To rule out - to disregard something/ think it is not suitable 25. To point out - to draw attention to something/ tell someone something 26. To stick up for - to defend/ speak up for someone 27. To mess about - to be silly, to waste time by doing useless tasks 28. To hang around - to spend time with someone or in a location but not doing anything particularly 29. To tag along - to go somewhere with a group or person usually uninvited 30. To pick on - to bully or give someone negative attention

[@danielakele9218]

Hi Sabrah thanks to you and your friend Leila for your English lessons and I have learned English lessons from you and your friend Leila and both of you are intelligent, great, and interesting teachers.

[@stefanopalazzesi6833]

I love this woman!

[@liyaandinnamay2501]

Hey, Sabrah! We can't stop looking at you! We found your lesson extremely helpful. Here our examples: 1.He turned out an excellent actor! 2.He blew up, when he found out that it was a lie. 3.The history lection has been dragging on for more than two hours! 4. My teacher pointed out my errors. 5. During watching TV, my headache eased off. 6. I stuck up for that little boy, when those guys picked on him. 7. I really let my parents down, when I failed the exams. 8. My friend was messing about, until I told him to help me with my project. Hope you liked those examples:)

[@mollietai8946]

What an awesome lesson! It is heavily loaded with Love English.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you so much Mollie! We love reading your comments ! 😊💕

[@jerzywodarczyk4054]

Amazing in its simplicity and well-articulated knowledge.

[@jackiechiu20]

Thanks thanks a lot. What a great lesson that flourish my English study. I have to go through thousand times absorbing it.

[@gilsonrodrigo5835]

You're awesome! Thank you Sabrah for these tips!

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are very welcome! Please share with others !

[@joseluisdasilvasilva7758]

Very good in the lesson.

[@mariamyousefy981]

Great lesson thanks

[@SujeetYadav-eg2ek]

Very informative video👍👍👌

[@rosmaryalgarin9292]

thanks a lot for your advice is so helpfull and complette

[@sudhakarpalanivelu4694]

Very useful. Thank you madam.

[@osamajbawi6370]

What an exceptional teacher! I really really appreciate your generous and valuable information. Iam dying to learn and more.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you for this lovely comment ! I really appreciate it 💕😊 Please share with others if you think they will enjoy too! 😊

[@นายสมพรอินธิสาร]

I love your presentation Mam..!

[@moulibiswas8577]

Want more phrasal verbs.l was dragging on learning phrasal verbs but now it turns out to be an interesting job with your channel . Thank you

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Really pleased you enjoyed the video! 😊💕

[@rinku1160]

Lovely lesson

[@mustafamohammed2986]

Thank you for this great video. made this head ache , no more head ache.

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Namaste Sabrah, Your lesson full of knowledgeable information and teach how to use verb phrasal into day to day use for writing and speaking. Thank you. 1- Her toes turn out. 2 - Several people came forward with information about government new rules.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

What do you mean by the first one her toes turn out? 😊😂 thanks for your comment ! 😊💕

[@curiousdetective8451]

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[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

She turned her toes out. Sabrah please check this sentence is correct or not please suggest me. Thank you

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

@@LoveEnglishUK Sabrah please check my given below sentence and suggest me correct one and guide me. 1- She turned her toes out. Thank you

[@alya6183]

Thank you sooo much teacher ! ..the lesson is amazing !

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are welcome! Please share it with others! 👍🏻💕😊

[@thungo5990]

Congratulation number one Thank.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you! Please share ! 😊💕

[@ebrihamakonteh5018]

To hang around Sabrah si useful happy weekend

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thanks Ebrahima ! 😊💕

[@ruthgarcia5534]

Hello!!! SABRAH Love the way you teach English. Phrasal verbs was a big gap I had while listening to English native speakers. Thanks a lot. I'm a slow learner but I'm processing the wonderful information.

[@ahmedmohammed-up1ub]

Great lesson as usual

[@husseinslavethepoor8294]

Thank you my teacher ....

[@shahjhanhaider26]

Its been great phrasal verb.i love

[@luisleal2940]

What a useful class , phrasal verbs are key to speak English like a native btw that haircut agrees absolutely with you Sabrah , I mean anything agrees with you !!

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are so sweet thank you! What do you prefer curly or straight hair? 😊

[@luisleal2940]

Love English with Leila & Sabrah Straight hair 😊

[@nazihaibrahim6537]

I love you thank you for imparting your knowledge.i am the only one in my school who managed to get good grades in my English as a first everyone else shifted to ESL except me thanks a ton.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are very welcome and well done ! Please share ! All the best with your English! 😊

[@josecordova8369]

Hi pretty Sabrah, I really enjoy with your lessons about phrasal verbs. I sometimes nod off when I am watching TV. Thank you a lot. Next tlme.

[@abdulkadirhashidhore7812]

i accidentally came across to your channel while i was looking, the best way to learn English greeting you from Somalia .

[@abbas_english]

We need to come up with lectures about assays and how to write new articles . This is very difficult for the learners . Would you tell us new and easy steps for writing ? Thank you for your efforts ..

[@sorymosory3549]

thanks for this great lesson...

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are welcome !!

[@РозалияМударисова]

Phrasal verbs are the toughest pain in the neck for all english learners , but you make it easier , millions of thanks for another phenomenal video . However , there's smth l'd like to point out - to get rid of is spelt with a single "f" in "of", not double .

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Yes I know sorry typo! 😊

[@kolarz85]

As I don't want to let you down, I must own up that I have to kick off learning some of these phrasal verbs :) Great lesson as usual 🤗 P.S. exquisite hair 😍

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you Wojtek ! Do you prefer curly or straight hair ? Glad we could teach you something! 😊

[@kolarz85]

@@LoveEnglishUK Straight hair! 🤗 You always teach me and I always learn. There is always something to learn and/or repeat. As a non native English speaker I need to use English over and over again in order to maintain my English. You make it happen to me, which I am tremendeously thankful for 💖🇬🇧☀️🌹

[@onigonzalez5054]

I stoked with this video I appreciate it

[@khmerspirit3351]

Wow it's amazing, big thank.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are welcome! Please share with others if you think it would be useful for them too

[@amitkamboj4995]

Sabrah It's a treat to watch you and such a lovely accent.. I dig your style.

[@fazdur]

Thank you.

[@yaqob5640]

The love is lovely.

[@Ahmedgamer-dk2ji]

Many thanks for you

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are welcome!

[@andombahta9120]

Teacher Lela I love your lesson ever thank you

[@LoveEnglishUK]

I am Sabrah 😊

[@hamedamanzadeh7250]

As always another perfect & useful video from you. With this lesson our language skill is bring about boosting. Many many thanks :-)

[@LoveEnglishUK]

So pleased to hear that! You are very welcome ! 😊💕

[@knowledgepower5068]

yes keep learning...

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

That’s to my liking. It appeals to me. Thank you very much indeed. A

[@Emir-en1hy]

Hello, I am from Mexico City, in a few months I will go to live in Canada but English level is very basic, I want to know if someone so kind can add me to my WhatsApp to practice English. Thank you. WhatsApp: [phone] Thank you!!

[@longnguyen9638]

Happy New Year, Sabrah!

[@LoveEnglishUK]

And to you! 😊💕

[@riantidewi864]

Excellent n interesting lesson from Sabrah New year's gift from English teacher.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you please share ! 😊💕

[@mansoorkhan8703]

Thank tou ma' am

[@gerardoguida9074]

Great Lesson thanks a lot...by the way in your opinion wich is the best to learn them 1) by heart 2)studying and grouping them according the meaning of the particle 3) by the context. In any case it's a nightmare..all these short verbs and little prepositions got togheter in endless combinations..Thx dear

[@LoveEnglishUK]

I know they are very hard! Maybe grouping them by the preposition and making lists that go round the house? 😊

[@batoolosama8160]

I am bringing about change to my English level . I am going the extra mile to reach my goal.

[@hafsaahmed1882]

Awesome ..

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are welcome! Remember to share the video! 😊👍🏻

[@rabilahaiwas5901]

Magnificent

[@shadowace3429]

I enjoyed it

[@batoolosama8160]

Wow!! You found your lost earings?? Amazing! Yeah! I came across it yesterday while I was wandering at home. I was over the moon.

[@Alavaro82]

1. You are my queen , I just wanted to bring it up . ( don't bring food back out of your stomach haha) 2. your tutorial brought about huge increase in my vocabulary 3. you came up with such an intriguing video today , congratulations 4. I did NOT come across your video today , because I am already your biggest fan and subscriber . 5. Nobody has yet come forward with any information relating to who the best teacher on KZbin is , but I would think it is Sabra 6. Don't cut your subscribers off dear Sabra , otherwise they would cut their fingers off hahaha 7. My English turned out to be the best , and you get the credit 8. I will practise your vocabulary and get back to you dear 9. I will get back at you if you really have a boyfriend hahaha 10. I hope you don't grow apart with Leila , ever never . we love you so much 11. your videos typically allow for a variety of different levels , thanks for your thoughtfulness 12. I will blow up at you if you stop making videos , I might as well blow up something until you come back 13. I fell out with my friend over who the best channel on KZbin is , and obviously He hadn't watched your videos before he dared arguing haha , now we have already made it up . 14. the best way to learn English is to make up stories and practise different vocabulary 15. without your channel , English learning journey would drag on for most KZbin learners 16. I wanted to buy a new car yesterday , but then it all fell through because it was so costly 17. the headache I had before watching this video is easing off now 18. I got rid of the old text books I had , and took up learning English on KZbin 19. I know you won't make me let down , and you will always shine here 20. You always kick off your lessons with such great manners . 21. Don't make fun of my English hahaha 22. I always nod off when I study English at night 23. Ok , I own up that I aspire to your level of professionalism Sabra 24. It's pay back time , I will get back at any one who thinks I am not a good English speaker . 25. I won't rule out the possibility of meeting up with you and seeing you in the flesh 26. I am going to point out that your accent is exceptional 27. I stick up for the poor in my society 28. I messed about a lot when I was in my early twenties , I mush have wasted a lot of time on useless stuff 29. I hang around with my friends every night . 30. I tagged along to my Ex's wedding , just to mess up her party haha 31. I was picked on when I was at school , and it made me who I am today . which one of my examples appeal to you the most Sabra ?! I think I already knew twenety of them and now I am growing more . ta lovely Sabra.

[@curiousdetective8451]

You are good at English.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Wow these phrasal verbs are amazing !! I really loved reading them ! Thank you so much ! They are all correct I am pleased to say! Well done ! Where are you from? My favourite sentence is the example for cut off ! I promise I won’t cut off my viewers - I definitely would not want them to cut off their fingers ! 😂

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Excellent job on all the sentence a hug from England ! 😊😊💕💕

[@Alavaro82]

@@LoveEnglishUK Pleasure is all mine . I'm elated you loved my examples ! . Thank you so much for bearing to sift through them all though . The one about the fingers hahaha , I have quite a fertile imagination I would think. I am from Syria , Middle East

[@Alavaro82]

@@LoveEnglishUK Thank you dear Leila

[@rashamasha353]

You're amazing!! So glad I came across your channel! New subscriber here! Cheers

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Welcome to our channel! We are so happy you have joined us ! 😊💕

[@abdullahdyab5404]

Legend!! I love the accent😍😘

[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

Hi Sabrah how are you doing As always your videos are excellent And you have a wonderful accent Have a great weekend you and Leila my beautiful teachers 😉👍

[@candiengng4063]

Thank you, it is surely a great lesson. Example trys: My boy friend cut me off. We fall out and going to grow apart. Hoping we could make up soon.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Great example! Well done! If you loved this video then please share it 😊💕

[@elmaguez]

This lesson has been very useful, it has helped me to recap and gain more insight into phrasal verbs. I enjoyed it quite a lot. However, I'd like to make a question. Imagine this: Last week I had made a date with a boy to the cinema, and my little sister latched on to us, it was really annoying.' Is it the same if I say: "... she tagged along with us ... "? I enjoyed this phrasal verb 'tag along', it's hilarious, English is funny.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Yes that is the perfect time when you would use it ! A little sister tagging along for a date is very annoying! 😂😂

[@AjayKumar-ps8tc]

Hi Sarah How are you? I have difficulty in listen english clearly. I hope I will get rid of my problem of listening english clearly. And also suggest me what I should do to improve my listen skills. Should I use subtitles or not while watching english videos. Because if I am not able to listen, so how can I understand. I have to watch your video several times to understand you.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

I think putting the subtitles is a good idea for a while until you get more used to the sounds of English but I am speaking quite fast - (I don’t slow down very much) so I think that maybe why you find it hard to understand me but I think you are doing well.😊

[@mamymimma]

Luckily I came across your videos 😊

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Great sentence! 😊💕

[@atallahlababdeh5690]

Hi sabrah i wish good health to you with my love dear sister thank you so much God bless you bye 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️. Jordan

[@generadordeingresos1668]

I nodded off while I was watching this video. Just kidding! I am always concentrated when watching your videos :) . I am also an English teacher and I really make an effort to learn more so that I can help my students develop their fluency and speaking skills. Thanks for providing such interesting and informative videos :). Greetings from Peru :3

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Hello to Peru! It is always nice to hear from a fellow English teacher ! Really pleased you enjoyed the video ! Very best wishes! Are there any other videos that you think you and your students would benefit from ? 😊💕

[@ZenZanoman]

@5:51 you wrote "to not be as...." what I learnt from my english teacher, we never say "to not be ..." we must say " not to be ..." . My english teacher said to us, remember " to be or not to be, that's the question."

[@LoveEnglishUK]

It depends in which context in the context that I used it it is correct, also in spoken English we normally use either.

[@ZenZanoman]

@@LoveEnglishUK Thank you for the clarification !

[@ramachandrapadhan982]

I am an indian student but l watch videos every day thanks a lot for your amazing lessons mam

[@sabtuchannel9590]

Nice

[@batoolosama8160]

I'll bring this topic up today with my mother and ask her for her opinion. She's wise and trust her opinion and I'll tell you what will come up. -Don't forget to bring up the matter of my pay rise with the boss and put a good word to me. I work hard and happily and I hope he understands this.

[@DV-ux8eg]

Thanks a lot Teacher Happy Friday Enjoy

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you! You are welcome ! Please share the lesson if you think others will enjoy!

[@isdyjm6561]

Useful lesson as always. My example is: My parents need to get rid of some furnitures. :)

[@isdyjm6561]

I really love to share your videos with my classmates because it is just amazing..the way that you explain is perfect. :)

[@tapanrockzz2027]

good one mam

[@hasnamuuseomar1412]

My name is xafza i'm somali🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴girl i live in mogdish iam student university facult of nursing i like video english love sabrah thank you so much my dear sister

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are very welcome! Hello to Somalia ! 😊

[@shahjhanhaider26]

Good morning

[@luistalavera8798]

Hi!!!! First of all! Sorry for my absence!😀 OMG such a bunch of frasal verbs! !!! Waiting next vídeos!! Desperately!! Bye

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Welcome back Luis! New videos soon! Don’t worry ! 😊

[@РоманЮсупов-з7г]

What means "Love will come through" ? it's a name of song by Travis.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

It means love will happen if something comes through it means it will deliver or ensure. It is not a very common phrasal verb.

[@РоманЮсупов-з7г]

@@LoveEnglishUK Thanks Sabrah !!!!

[@pauldewitt7697]

to Drift apart is a a synonym of growing apart

[@dyarbaker5374]

you sweet beautiful teacher

[@alikoc2220]

I love u gorgouse 😍😍😍❤

[@fatimaislamicshia2606]

how much is that buy something when is chapter comming

[@İceberg_northern]

Hi Sabrah i want to ask you about an idiom which i heard today : even from the snow man becomes but the man doesn't become from you . as far as i understand this idiom is used for a person when you despair about their development or proggress (in a wide sense )

[@LoveEnglishUK]

I have never heard this idiom before ! I think it might be new. Where did you hear it ?

[@İceberg_northern]

@@LoveEnglishUK my friend said it but he said that it was a Turkish idiom which is used to criticise irresponsible people who disregret school or work life and he translated this idiom from Turkish into English , referred to snow man ))

[@İceberg_northern]

@@LoveEnglishUK actually i really wonder how do idioms in other foreign languages seem to English ? i hope someday you will shoot a video about it because some people use the idioms which are peculiar to their native language to the tourists during conversation .

[@luismiguelnunes5539]

💚💚💚

[@geniusclasses6915]

Please give example in written form. Thank you!☺️

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Ok next time 😊

[@eliezersanchez8061]

I think phrasal verb # 17 has a mistake , to get rid of instead of to get rid off , excelent video by the way :)

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Yes it is a typo ! Sorry !

[@ilgiramondo7294]

Oh my gosh! Hehe I only know some of them 😅🤦‍♂️ I have to study more... Thanks for the explanation about these phrasal verbs 😉

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are very welcome! Nice to hear from you as always and good luck with your English 😊👍🏻

[@ilgiramondo7294]

@@LoveEnglishUK thank you teacher. I really appreciate your words 😀

[@wijangkumoro1024]

Sabrah... When you make an example for phrasal verb no 9, my heart getting broken up 😭😊

[@curiousdetective8451]

I want to bring up this fact that I hit the first like button.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Well done!! And great sentence!

[@curiousdetective8451]

Thank you. Keep teaching us.

[@arsalanshakeel736]

Sabrah, I want to continue my studies in UK University. Can you help me to take admission there?

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Yes you can send an email to [e-mail]

[@ikamiken3497]

Uni is extremely difficult as you told me last year, and recentry I realized it. wish me luck next week I am going to have a exam 😂

[@LoveEnglishUK]

I am so sorry to hear that Ken! Uni is hard but it will all be worth it! Super good luck! Sending a hug! 😊💕

[@swatibatra2158]

What is meaning of this phrase turn on?

[@dolorscirera100]

Become or appear. i think:

[@LoveEnglishUK]

It has a lot of different meanings - it can mean to switch on anything electronic but there is a second meaning which is a little rude - best to check that in the dictionary!

[@amitpandit5541]

@@LoveEnglishUK smartly answered

[@elmaguez]

In fact, there is a Michael Jackson's song: "The way you make me feel....... The way you turn me on!!!! How to forget the meaning! jiji@@LoveEnglishUK

[@abdullahiabdichannel3227]

I want to stick up my friend when he is not around. ( To stick up for) Sabra please can you correct my mistakes ❤️❤️

[@LoveEnglishUK]

It should be I want to stick up for my friend when he is not around. You were just missing for 😊

[@ruthgarcia5534]

I just wonder if these phrasal verbs are the same for the Americans or if they have different phrasal verbs??? Please would you let me know???☺

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Yes phrasal verbs are mostly the same in American English. There are a few different ones that they use but they are lesson common 😊

[@ruthgarcia5534]

Thanks a lot!!! ☺ Love you and your videos!!! I'm improving a lot!!!!

[@srimoyeemukhopadhyay6201]

He brings up cricket in every conversation. I have come across this old doll of mine while cleaning the storeroom. I will come up with the answer of your question. Alhough it was raining in the morning, this turned out to be a lovely day. The police requested the public to come forward with information regarding the crime. I will get back to you after finishing my homework. Nina and I used to be good friends but we grew apart. She cut her sister off .

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Well done! Great examples!!

[@anayouereexcellentchirinos6528]

you should write sentences using them

[@joaoandre7488]

The concert will kick off at 7 o’clock. I am sticking up for weak people. My friend picks on me yesterday.

[@mahsumoral4960]

Please, Help me. I am a student at University. I started to learn English 3 months ago. I have a big problem, I cannot learn a new word it is so difficult for me. I have about 15 words to learn daily but I can't, I forget easily. Please give me advice. How can I study vocabulary?

[@afgaabxaashi261]

Excellent lesson ,thank you very much leyla.

[@mahsumoral4960]

@@afgaabxaashi261?

[@anyangthiep8802]

1. I brought up the issue that we are having at work today to my boss. 3. We need to come up with new idea because our company is behind. 4. I came across the money that were stolen and I reported to the police. 5. In the murder case many people came forward with the evidence that led to the killer. 6. Some people they always cut other people off. They don't allow other people to speak. 7. During the voting everyone turn out to vote.8. she got her boyfriend back for cheating at her. 9. Some people grow apart from each other, they go different direction.11. this is gonna blow up on your face. 12. There was a big fall out between one Nation and many countries. They have disagreement but finally they made up.

[@batoolosama8160]

Sabrah ,Could we say "The matter of my pay rise came up today . I brought it up.??

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Yes that is a perfect sentence ! 😊👍🏻💕

[@tonycha4819]

you are so smart and beautiful...

[@batoolosama8160]

I love to turn out any conversation with flying colors. -I don't know how to turn out an English conversation.

[@rosariodirosa2060]

I'm going to bring up you to my mother.

[@pedrolang1]

Lick it up, a theme of kiss a rock band and whats is the meaning

[@rinku1160]

Sabrah pl search a good Hindi movie good story hit song good action movie Soldier