Phrasal Verbs - Expressions with 'CHECK'

In this lesson, we look at the following phrasal verbs that use the word 'check': check in, check out, check (up) on, check over, check back, and check through.
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I went to the check in, and the receptionist check over my passport where a police man was checking upon a suspect. The next day I checked out from the hotel, a man checked back the news with me at the lobby. Then I flew to UK, and all my luggages were checked through all the way.

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Nice one!

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[@mapleleafesl6162]

Thanks and welcome. Keep studying!

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tks... its very easy to learn with you.. carry on my friend.. kiss

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Cheers, Mercy. Thanks for watching.

[@rickid7518]

very clear lesson

[@user-cd2bj8gu5i]

Andrew has the perfect accent for us to understand him clearly

[@user-cd2bj8gu5i]

i need to check Back with Kippi, after hearing he is in the hospital

[@ronenr1405]

Kippy had been in hospital (no article) for a couple of days before he was let out home yesterday. When we had a conversation recently, Kippy poured his heart out, talking about his deep feelings towards Michal. I dare say she loves him too, but he wouldn’t do anything...... 🦔😠

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Kippi and Michal should get marry already. So does Bachar and the great D

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[@ronenr1405]

אדי זיפ Bachar, on the contrary, is already subscribed. So, please, be careful talking about his private life.

[@ronenr1405]

אדי זיפ By the way, we usually do not use “the” talking about those institutions such as University Hospital, Prison, Church etc.. For ex: Kippy was in Hospital; Bachar will hopefully study in College .

[@la7448]

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[@rubenismaelsanchez3730]

You are really good at getting the lessons across. Could you explain phrasal verbs with get and set? please

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Thanks so much! They are both on my list. Stay tuned!

[@justiceegalite7834]

thank you from Morocco, I may ask you ,what is difference between CHECK OUT AND LOOK THROUG

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Hi, and thanks for watching. As for your question, I would 'check out a new restaurant' or 'check out a concert' but I can't 'look through a concert'. This doesn't make any sense. Remember, 'look through' means to peruse or examine something. So I might 'look through someone's notes from class' or 'look through my friend's book collection'. 'CHECK through' and 'LOOK through', however, have the same meaning.

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[@user-cd2bj8gu5i]

remember to check out Andrew's new videos every 2 weeks

[@chappyrick0705]

Could you make a video about phrasal verbs related to "come" ??

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Yes, it was already on my list. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@thehoangmco]

hello teacher, how is going? 1, He is going to check out the new car's colour for his sister's birthday. 2, I had trouble when I checked in at the check-in counter last night. 3,Could you check my examples over ? thanks so much.

[@mapleleafesl6162]

Nice examples! All of them are perfect. Well done.

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[@sunbit7281]

Could you also make lessons on phrasal nouns? Thanks

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