Phrasal Verbs Part 4! Let's Learn English! 🤣🍔🐔 (Lesson Only)

Welcome to part 4 of this four part series on English phrasal verbs. In this lesson you'll learn 25 more common phrasal verbs that we use all the time in English.
In this English lesson you'll learn phrasal verbs like: to pig out, to duck out, to get around to, to crack up, to settle down, to beef up, to ask out, to chicken out, to crack down on, and many more.
I hope you enjoy this English lesson about phrasal verbs. Have a great day.
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Crack up, crack open, beef up, wipe out, pig out, miss out, hand out, hand in, save up, get around, go over, roll out, bump into

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Record 87:to crack down on,to crack (someone) up,to crack open,to beef up,to wipe out,to duck out,to pig out,to miss out,to read up to,to chicken out,to hand in,to save up,to drop out,to get around to,to ask out,to go over,to try out for,to warm up,to cool down,to join in,to roll out,to bump into,to team up,to get into,to grow out of

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Take a minute, put together, wrap up, throughout the coming year, involve, giggle, carck down on, swallow, a gulp, crack open, beef up, adding stuff, wipe out, duck out of, pig out, read upon,

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Great job teacher bob Wipe. Out has a second meaning : to eliminate something completely Hope you progress and betterment