Phrasal Verbs Part 1! Let's Learn English! 🤹🚔🚓 (Lesson Only)

Welcome to this English lesson on phrasal verbs. This is part one of a series of English classes where I will help you learn phrasal verbs. In English, phrasal verbs are quite common. Although you can get by without saying them, you'll really need to know them when reading and having conversations.
Because of that, I don't think the importance of knowing phrasal verbs can be stressed enough. All of the phrasal verbs that I will teach you in this lesson are quite common, and I'll help make them more memorable by showing you a picture, and by using the verb in several sentences.
In this English lesson you'll learn phrasal verbs like: to hang up, to show up, to show off, to put off, to hang out, to bring up, to catch up, to break down, to get away with, to look up, to take after, to eat out, and more!
I hope you enjoy this free English lesson about phrasal verbs you can use at work, school, and in everyday conversations! Have a great day!
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Record 77:to hang up,to show up,to pull over,to double down,to double up,to show off,to stop by,to cut off,to get along,to give up,to catch up,to let down,to break down,to come up with,to dress up,to get away,to get away with,to look up,to look up to,to take after,to call off,to eat out,to eat in,to hang out,to put off,to bring up

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pull over and pull (in)to are interchangeable?

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Salam, dear teacher. In one song there are next words - I'll never give up the flame again - give up meaning betray, is it true????

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[@justinjin5626]

break down == take apart , for example, WBS - work break down structure, here 'down' means down to detail.

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????? THANKS BOB! Do they say 'on premise' when asked 'takeout or in'? THANK YOU

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Very good video! 😊 The meaning of "to break down" originates from the German "zusammen brechen" (brechen = to break) which is similar to collapse. A person who "bricht zusammen", usually falls on the ground, so they 'break down'. This was taken over for engines. Fun fact: in German, a car does not break down, it has a "Panne" (= technical trouble). 😊 Yes, we differ between technical and personal troubles. 😂

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What level of English is this lesson approximately for?

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This lesson is for a strong A1, or B1, B2.

[@ceciliacastro7962]

"To bring up" is similar to "to come up with", isn't it? (when talking about an idea).

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Is there a big difference between American and Canadian English?

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Look up to ≠ look down on 🧐

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