101 Really Useful PHRASAL VERBS: intermediate and advanced

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Learn 101 phrasal verbs in 15 minutes each. For each one you'll get a definition and an example of usage. No time wasting, no waffle just lots of really useful phrasal verbs to help you improve your English vocabulary and comprehension. This video
But be careful some phrasal verbs can have multiple meanings so do check the dictionary when you hear a new phrasal verb to make sure you have the definition right.

[@prafulkumardhawale6750]

1. To abide by 2. To ask around 3. To ask someone out. 4. To ask around 5. To ask someone out. 6. To back out. 7. To blow up. 8. To bounce back- to normal 9. To bring up. D subjct 10. To budge up. 11. To call off To calm down To come across To catch on- bcm popular To catch up. To catch up. To cheat on. To check out To cheer on. To cheer up- bcm less sad To chill out To close down To cotton on To count on u To crack down- deal strictly To cross off- one by one cross dt completed. To cut down amnt of sugar Cut out all d news To die down severity To do sombdy in To do up... To dress up. Fr occasion To drink onto To drop in/by To drop off sombdy To eat out.. To end up.. To figure out,/work out Flat out. To frown upon.. To get a round to smthng To get away wid it. To get by. To get in along welll wid it. To get over.. To get rid of. To give in- to accept defeat To go ahead.. To go over.. To study To grow apart.. To grow out of it... Grow up fast... Hang on moment... To hit ot off To join in.. To let me down... To long for... To look into.. Look out... Make up... Let's Make up and friends again Meet up.. Move on.... To nod off . To pass on gud wishes. Where shal I plug in Can we put off meeting for next week. म going to read up on company... U will run down d battery soon.. To set off at abt 7 am To set out... To set up.... Settle down... He didn't show up or turned up.. To sleep in To slip into To stay in rum I want to stick wid my old... To sum up... To take up gulf. To throw it away To turn in - to go to bed To wear in To wear off.. To wear out. To while away in aftrnun.. To win back To work smhng out. To work out.. We need tobzoom in on D reasons..

[@arlechino2]

egg on

[@habibafares9009]

Thank you!

[@АнатолійКоротких]

It's a pleasure to see you over again. Thank you very much!

[@sangeet2266]

Thank you for responding "Gurujee!" You actually made my day which is just starting in Los Angeles!! Yahooooooo! So my bestie in London reacted with a "Oh! Thats Lovely!" My American bestie said " That's awesome!" My Indian bestie coolly said " Basically! Thats very good!" Haha! My life is really lived in three countries ( Long story ) and the reactions are so typical! Love it....Have a great evening.

[@rooseveltnut]

A few differences in US versus British usages, if I may: We "clock out" NOT "clock off" here in the US. In America we don't use "get on with" someone, we say "get along with" here in the US. I've never heard "COTTON ON" here in America. To "pop in" is British, we don't use that phrase here. Also "set off" as in "leave" ....we seldom use that here. To "wear in"........in the US we "break in": We "break in" a new pair of shoes. LOVE your videos!

[@melwinseaman1737]

Great lesson! I was asking around to check if someone knew there was a good video about phrasal verbs, and I came across this wonderful video.See,I´ve decided to improve my English, and I should not back out now. I´m determined to learning.

[@maily9130]

Very useful , I have just finished to write all them down on my phrasal verbs notebook; but what does that mean : « stay mellow » ?

[@metronom_81]

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[@hatehypocrisy1]

Could you explain to me what it means to dream something up, I came across this phrasal verb while I was reading a poem. Thanks for your amazing videos.

[@onceuponatime2010]

Surprised on 83rd😯 Is it quite OK to use the Past Simple here? Or it is better to say "I've been waiting for him" or "I was waiting for him".

[@pamelatello8283]

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[@Tony32]

Hi Gideon, #80 12:10 At the bottom it says "to set out" but I hear you say "To set up" Great vid thanks.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Perhaps it's a mistake I'll check it. Thanks

[@margaretd3710]

He says "set out" at 12:10 and the next phrase is "to set up" - it comes rather quickly after the "set out" example so I can see why you thought that.

[@visitandshare4778]

Which one is right?: to got to bed or to get to bed, is there a verb such as „to got“ in English?

[@rooseveltnut]

The verb is go. Got is the past tense of "to go." No such verb "to got".

[@user-hx7sr4it5d]

Unfortunately, without a written texte about what you say in each lesson it's a little bit difficult and tiring somehow for us to watch and finally learn all these. If you decide to put texte on web I will then follow you and I will subscribe too.

[@tomrox8921]

what music does play on it? thank you

[@EnglishwithAB]

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[@LetThemTalkTV]

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[@guivelosoarquitetura]

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[@antoniocastillo5382]

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[@samirabay2135]

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[@LetThemTalkTV]

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[@WiduliyaComExploretheFuture]

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[@michelesilvestri3672]

I have to re-watch this video and write down the meaning of each PV. I CAN T BELIEVE IT! SOMEONE DOESN'T LIKE THIS VIDEO? IT S IMPOSSIBLE!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks. At least everybody likes your comment.

[@johanfanelli9836]

1) You must 'abide by' my rules in this company. 2)I 'ask around' about how to get to the airport but nobody was able to explain me. 3)I want to ask her out, she's so nice and interesting. 4)It's not late to 'back out' if you want to. 5) I haven't been working out in a good way but I'm sure I'll 'bounce back' again. 6) Hey 'budge up' in order to grandma sit down here with us. 7) This new haircut has 'caught on' men this summer. 8) Don't be so lazy and start to study grammar you can still 'catch up' . 9) I 'cottoned on' quickly about what was going on that night. Correct me if I'm wrong with any sentence I'd Appreciate it. Amazing channel.

[@sangeet2266]

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[@kenanmolina1283]

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[@mohammedelfarra3900]

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[@LetThemTalkTV]

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[@engineerahmed7248]

Speaking is the biggest issue for foreigners NOT BCZ THEY LACK FLUENCY....but LACK THE WORDS TO COMMUNICATE WHAT THEY MEAN TO SAY PRECISELY COMPLETELY & LAST CONCISELY.....The sol is to have in your repertoire sth: vocabolary word/phrasal verb/idiom that has the meaning of what u mean to say so best way is to group them for action depending on severity of action & the opposite eg canter walk run .. speed up opp slow down set off /start stop

[@jayantajithazarika2619]

You should give your viewers sufficient time.to read the meaning of the phrase completely and after that you should show the sentence and thereafter you should readout the concomitant sentence . Do as I have told you .

[@ronenr1405]

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[@carlosblanco8127]

Thanks, I wish you were here to teach us, but we will make do with your videos.

[@Dark4994]

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[@elis9344]

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[@unnamedchannel2202]

I'd like to bring up an issue. When you bump into me you first have to chat me up before you can ask me out. Now clock off to be the early bird. While I'm at it, we have to eat out first before you can eat me out. Where did this end up? Luckily I got away with it.

[@maurocastagnera8949]

Gideon you are the best! No other words are needed! 👍👍👍

[@LetThemTalkTV]

You are even better than the best. Thanks!

[@MattWilson.]

Nr 65 you must be just a jealous guy haha

[@danielza4408]

Thanks for your great videos. Can you please record more this type of video? Thanks 🙏

[@jewelng2834]

Your English is very British👍

[@Tushinho]

I didn't know that i knew so many p verbs 😂

[@mythlegend1994]

Please explain: "Tell us about your learning ethics". I got asked that and even though I deem myself very well versed in English (despite not being a native speaker) I did not know what this phrasal verb meant and I do think this cost me the job to some extent.

[@EWAMILENAP]

This lesson is very effective timewise and results driven!!!Brilliant portion of phrasal verbs!!!❤💙💜💛💚❤💙💜💛

[@studylearnenglish848]

Nice, great tips! Phrasal verbs really are so important. I try to teach them to my students every day because I think it is one of the best ways for English students to develop more advanced English. Keep it up English-students, let's go!

[@dilaverali05]

It's a nice educational video, good to see you pick up on the subtle areas of the language, which are very essential, but often ignored and thought insignificant in schools nowadays.

[@iavtubee]

Thank you for all you doing . It's really great . !!!!!

[@aronratkay9148]

It's delightful to stay in and watch your videos! Thanks a lot! 😊✌️

[@monicas.9407]

Hello Gideon ( LONG TIME NO SEE ) and welcome back with another SUPER ACADEMIC video lesson. Finally you're back !!! I DO HOPE you're OK. I've been extremely worried about you ... but now I'M OVER THE MOON to see you're back ,and i 'm so excited to focus my intellectual powers on your video lesson. To be honest it's a great privilege to study the language English with you because you're very brainy and i need you to do this. (I'll always stay tuned for your video lessons and please Gideon don't let me down because i can't live without you and your video lessons of course .It's not a joke.) OK. That's it. There you are ,thank you for this video lesson , as always STAY MELLOW YOU TOO ,and i 'll see you in the next video.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

No need to be worried. I just took a break. Thanks for your comment and stay mellow

[@monicas.9407]

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[@eddieantoniomessindamico2596]

As usual super useful. I really liked one of your exemples " I didn't mean to hurt you, I didn't mean to make you cry!", it rang me a bell and a little bird told me," BEATLES "wasn't it? Thanks a lot! you're doing a nice, clear and professional job with your channel and I'm pretty sure with your English School too.

[@marcomerzek6244]

Very nice video. I would add two more useful phrasal verbs: TO PUT UP WITH and TO KEEP UP WITH.

[@lexkasper5354]

You're cool. 65th is from Eminem's? Old School, huh: "I'm sorry, Mama, I didn't mean to heart you, I didn't mean to make you cry, but tonight ... I'm cleanin' out my closet...."

[@orlyorly8875]

Are phrasel verbs same in UK and USA? Do they differ in Amerlcan English and British English?

[@sandrafernandezgomez140]

Thanks! I have a question about "grow up". Could you explain me the meaning in the Bowie's song (Mickey Mouse has grown up a cow)? MM turns a cow? or fathers a cow?

[@102scott]

Hello Gideon. Explain why sometimes you can end a sentence with a contraction and sometimes you can’t. Are you taking class tomorrow? Yes I am. You can’t answer. Yes I’m. But for example. Is he coming home tonight? No he is not. Or, No he isn’t. One more Gideon. Can you say, I’m in bed in 10 minutes. He is in class next week. Are these two examples correct? Answer please. And then give us a video. Let’s see what you come up with!

[@aneelguptha]

To Dress up: He dressed up well to impress his girlfriend's family in the party. To Drop in: My home is next to market, drop in when you are there for your groceries. To drop off: Could you drop me off at the airport on the day of my departure? Eat out: Due to pandemic, I am missing eating out at the restaurants. To end up: He has a huge debt, I do not know where this ends up. Figure out: The team is figuring out the bugs in the project. Frown upon: Public expression of affection is frowned upon in many cultures. To get away: He assaulted a teen girl; the case, even though filed he got away for a few years. To get by: I borrowed some money from my friend. As he needs it now, somehow, I should get by. To get along: When we were new to the neighbourhood, our son faced difficulty in getting along with children in the play area. To Get over: Arjun Reddy took much time to get over on his past break-up with his girlfriend Preeti. To get rid of: My flatmate plays loud music and causing deafening in the home;I should have to get rid of him. To go ahead: As the signal never turning to the green from red, he went ahead as there was nobody at the traffic. To go over: You have to go over on the report before submitting to the manager. To grow apart: Both were so close until primary school, after Rosy moved to a new school they grow apart. To Grow up: As he started growing up, he gradually developed his interest in music. To Hang on: Please be hang on, let me check the information you have asked. To join in: Rohit Sharma has missed his flight, and he will be joining the team on the match day. To let (someone) down: The national team's lousy performance let the country's pride down. To lock out: I forgot my keys in the car, I am locked out now. To long for: She is a great food, and especially she longs for ice-creams. To make up: As she is cheating on his husband, she makes a story up over his relationship with his boyfriend.

[@rosalbaramos1056]

Your videos are damn good!! Hoy me di cuenta de algo que no había notado antes... "He crashed his car and then HIS engine blew up". El motor de él? O el motor del carro? Help!!

[@102scott]

He is in class every day next month. Is this correct? Why can you sometimes end a sentence with a contraction and sometimes you can’t? e.g. No he isn’t. But you can’t say, Are you working? Yes I am. You can’t answer. Yes I’m. WHY? Tell us with grammar. Not with an answer, “That’s the way they say things.”

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Thumbs up! I shall leave some comments using your 101 phrasal verbs. I have to get going now. Cheers to you. Do not stop teaching us. Welldone! You rock!

[@TuLe-iw5eh]

Yes Sir remenber EAO9 is what Now me is EAO4 dream for ALLPEOPO Stars .stay .something is of haiset

[@johanfanelli9836]

One day I'll get around to refurbish my car. he did the crime and got away for about 3 years. I don't have money to pay the flat but I'll get by this month. She convinced me to do that, therefore I gave in. I should go over this lesson again Im locked out outside, I forgot the keys this morning. 'I long' for a quiet weekend after this exhausting week I don't really know what's going on but I'll 'look into' it. That happened 3 years ago, I'ts time to move on, get on with your life

[@sylvaincattiaux4307]

Thank you very much. Very Good job! I m french and i feel stuck in learning english especially wirh phrasal verbs which Their meaning seems very strange compared with french language. In short phrasal verbs seems for me (perhaps for all the french people ?) The most important step to overcome.take care of yourself.

[@Tulsiandlove]

Sir thank you so much. All your videos are so helpful!!!

[@geeache1891]

Thanks. Many of the phrase I knew or had heard before, but this training surely helps a lot in getting them to use actively. "To cotton on" however, well ..I probably have still to cotton on to it.

[@espartaco2028]

I'm a native American speaker who took on a Peruvian student to teach English. The subject of phrasal verbs came up and I had to educate myself as to what they are. With a blessing, I found YOU. Your voice is amazingly clear and elegant. I pride myself on having a very neutral, clear, accurate manner of speech but you are my English equivalent in the least. I'm hoping Alexander will adopt your channel for his B2 Cambridge exam. Your data and performance are absolutely the best. Thank you!!

[@minkuoursmartpet9537]

Sir we face problem in watching the phrases and it's meaning, because of the black band subtitle.Otherwise you can use two different rows of subtitles one for phrases and it's meaning and the other for your explanation.

[@minkuoursmartpet9537]

Sir,plz don't use subtitles for what you are saying,just give the subtitles for the phrases and it's meaning.because of that black band we are unable to see tne phrases and it's meaning.

[@raethia]

Matcha Latte! I can't think of anything else! Or maybe ... the Spiced Latte!

[@FALTIN.]

Hey, Gideon! I didnt catch the sentence of the phrase crack down. Could you write it down over here? Please.

[@prashantkadam3183]

How about get on, get off, get into, get along (with), take on, take off, take away, take up? Could you please make a video on them?

[@debduttamukherjee9271]

Good night sir. I am watching one of your old video and it's good to see and listen to you in any of your video. Love you a lot ♥️✨ you are amazing really

[@sylvieiwanesko5873]

Oh my God it will take me months to memorize all these phrasal verbs 😩😩📚📚📚

[@geethakrishnathirumalai5407]

Why don't you give link document.it will be most helpful to leaners

[@shyamalganguly3598]

I have some new ones to add up to my vocab I'll definitely catch up with those.

[@sylvieiwanesko5873]

Good morning Sir l listened to this video several times l wrote down the examples and tried to translate them into French and also tried to learn them Believe it or not it took me days at this pace l'll years to study all yuot videos l do feel depressed 😩😩😩😩

[@alicerossi_ap]

I love ❤ this video! Thank you so so so much. I'm going to watch it many times and I'm going to write down all your examples...awesome 👏

[@ibrahimabah2628]

Thank you so much Teacher. Very interesting 👌 lessons

[@Dinkybay]

"You had lunch with the Queen" : That's not true. You just made that up ...

[@uffa00001]

To get off with a girl, but its meaning is very vague, I presume.

[@ashayahya]

Please separate the text of the list on yellow from the subtitles. The subtitles are put on top (same place) hiding the phrases on yellow. It’s good to have the subtitles (given examples) but it’s important to see the explanation of the phrases.

[@usrr444]

I know all of these...but its good to recall them 🥰🥰🥰

[@Olga03Love]

You are one of the best teacher I found it on KZbin Bendiciones 🙏🏾♥️

[@jamescesari]

Professor, please, I need you to help me with a question about the "ing" and its usage in a peculiar way. Here some examples of it; "My sister's listening to loud music irritates me" .... "his arriving late makes me so mad" ... "I didn't like his interrupting us"... I've noticed something related to the possessive form but, unfortunately, I didn't understand the reason why or how to use it properly. Could you please give us some light on this subject? Thank you so much, always. ;)

[@biankapaloma]

james cesari hi, your question has to do with verbs(in -ing form) becoming nouns. The actions, the verbs, become somebody's actions but not as verbs but describe something they possess as a personal trait or something like that. Ex: His disagreing is getting me upset.

[@Facelesssibling]

Thank you sir, so helpful...

[@aymerichonore4552]

i wish you had posted videos with former french Presidents...

[@saadat986]

I love this channel. Gideon is the best teacher. Can somebody write all the phrasal verbs with definitions down so I can print them out? It would be extremely helpful.

[@englishliterature4669]

I would actually zoom in the phrases...

[@rashmiambedkar5143]

Very engaging. And interesting. . This chap knows his work and best teacher. Art of teaching is respectable.. Thanks a ton. God bless u

[@randomdude7384]

Is there any chance you could make like a list of these phrasal verbs for us to download? Thanks in advance, appreciate your efforts.

[@andremignacco6523]

... been teaching English for over 20 years but you always have something new to teach me.

[@FALTIN.]

Good afternoon dear teacher. What is the difference between take off and back out?

[@akramsaeed5149]

You are practical,automatically to the the point we,and you want. God bless you Gedion.Heartly regards from the students of Yemen.

[@lagozuh]

Good day, Gideon. Thanks a lot for another useful lesson. Everybody knows how important phrasal verbe are, but, please, make a video dedicated how to learn phrasal verbs. Learning phrasal verbs is a great challenge. Share your experience with us, tell us about the most efficient method to get it. Many thanks in advance.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thank your for your suggestion. It's a good idea. I might do that. stay tuned.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Hi Kiril in my latest video I have answered your question. Many thanks!

[@lagozuh]

Good evening, Gideon. Thanks so much for your support!

[@bangourine08]

Loved the Jealous guy citation Gideon!

[@Mandeepsinghmakker]

He is the only one who never asks for like and subscribe.

[@aliciaperezdiaz880]

Gideon, from Las Palmas (Canary Island- Spain) you're amazing, the way you teach English is perfect. Thank you very much, sir. SPEECHLESS!!!

[@giacomofibonacci1022]

Very useful indeed....thanks mate !

[@AnilSharma-oo7yg]

You are excellent. From INDIA.

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Hello Gideon, i find this lesson extremely useful as well as interesting. A big thank you. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@mariacebrecos303]

I suppose "to look into" means "to investigate".

[@v4r143]

i love your videos. i´ll stick with them.

[@zackalex1160]

The best teacher ever and the most funny person

[@drania76]

Thank you so much Gedeon, that’s very useful.

[@Stefano4791]

Fantastic. Thank you soooo much. I really like your style.

[@eliasattieh2353]

I really wanna thank you for helping us progressing and for your simple using method

[@davidamat6588]

I love each one of your videos, Gideon. Thanks! I'm glad to see you back.

[@sachinb5245]

Thanks for your hard work .... to make us master in English .....

[@dattajiraomane1479]

Sir u r talking too fast .Please repeat it twice slowely. Thanks

[@josephcote6120]

You can change the playback speed on youtube to make the viseos play faster or slower.