Phrasal Verbs Part 3! Let's Learn English! 🧯♻️🗑️ (Lesson Only)

Welcome to part 3 of a four part series on phrasal verbs. In this free English lesson I'll help you learn 25 more common phrasal verbs. I'll teach you the meaning, show a picture to make things easy to remember, and give you some example sentences.
In this English lesson you'll learn phrasal verbs like: to run into, to split up, to sort out, to kick out, to grow apart, to hang around, to hang around with, to run out of, to throw away, to catch on, to cut out, to do up, to fall for something, to fall for someone, and many more!
I hope you enjoy this free English class about phrasal verbs. Have a good day!
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To Split up , to come across, to run into, to hang out, to hang out with, to put out , to act up , to pick out, to run out of , to work out , to catch on, to cut out, to do up, to grow apart , to take up,to take apart ,to fall for something or someone, to sort out, to wear out, to throw away

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Record 85:to split up,to act up,to come across,to come across as,to run into,to hang around,to hang around with,to work out,to look forward to,to burn out,to fall apart,to fix up,to grow apart,to kick out,to pick out,to put out,to run out of,to catch on,to cut out,to do up,to fall for something,to fall for someone,to sort out,to take up,to take apart,to wear out,to throw away

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2:17 Act up = to behave badly.