POP UP vs POP BY vs POP OFF

[@beko-ll4it]

Great video to be honest, nice way to explain things especially the intro, following you from middle east, sudan🇸🇩♥️

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks so much 🙏

[@maya.7057]

Hi, Mark! Nice to see you again! I popped by your channel to pick up some new vocabulary. Thank you very much!

[@annashatalova9438]

❤❤❤😊thx, Mark

[@jwanroibrahim524]

great job my dear english teacher❤❤

[@yongluo1873]

thank you teacher !

[@franciskokiko2997]

Hope you doing good as well. Thanks!

[@alirezasadeghifar3815]

Wow wow what a beautiful lesson!! Loved it!! Thank you so much Mark!!

[@rehabalsaleh166]

Thanks a lot. Keep it up please!😊

[@ninasamoded4902]

Thank you very much for the fun and not boring lessons. When your face suddenly pops up on my phone screen, I am always happy. Greetings from Ukraine.

[@MadEnglishTV]

You’re welcome 🤗

[@mingmasherpa9403]

Great lessons 🎉

[@thomasdonato6601]

'Hello, friend, you wanna pop off in the woods with me?'

[@fg3js2tk5s]

Hi Mark I like your videos! But unfortunately now I don’t have access to watch them. Because in my country KZbin channel is switched off. Today it happens for the first time. I see that you have published new video, I wanna watch it to improve my level of English. But I can only see comments and write some comment. I hope sometimes it will be possible to watch you videos again and to hear your incredible jokes. Know that You are the best teacher Who has helped me to make my English much better. Good luck Mark!!! 🖐🤝👍

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks so much! 🤗

[@nargizbakhishli6978]

Great pharasal verbs,thanks a million!

[@leongchunnam1569]

Watched your new lesson pretty late because the whole of SG celebrated her 59th National Day today. Glad to see you out of your car. 🙂 Good lesson again. ❤ I'd call those 'beans' seed pods because they're inedible. The way you use 'pop off' is new to me. I use it in situations like 'The button popped off my shirt'.

[@florenciablazquez1170]

I'm from Argentina and I like your videos very much

[@fatiharouab1127]

Hi Mark What a gorgeous day to see you !!! I just love you !! I can not imagine internet without you By the way you videos series about English bussiness were fascinating they are informative I have learned a lot thank you man ! God bless you Fatiha Switzerland

[@MadEnglishTV]

Hi 🤗 Thanks so much! God bless you too 🙏

[@HaoNguyen-nl3fz]

Great seeing you out in the woods again.

[@mikealmasi867]

Excellent as always. I learn a lot of useful terms. Thx

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks! 😃

[@urielr6285]

Let’s - go - blue - jays! Thanks for the lesson

[@나무처럼-z8t]

I think you are becoming an actor more and more 😊

[@abrahampena3823]

I love your videos there’re all great

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks! 😃

[@katayounk1361]

I pop off for your videos. They are really awesome. ❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@Евгений-о6п2о]

By the way, you can use those beans as a whistle. Just make some preparations before.

[@MadEnglishTV]

That’s awesome!

[@Евгений-о6п2о]

@@MadEnglishTV yes, the plants in Canada and in Russia are similar maybe for 95%, i guess.

[@ЮлияЮхлю]

Siberian pea-tree. I'm shocked-I didn't know it grows in your country! On Wikipedia, it's written that people (immigrants from Europe) brought it to America, and now it's an invasive species there. It is also written that it IS edible, but the beans have a bitter taste (checkedno it personally DDD), so I have no idea how people ate it. Hey, I wonder, do you guys pick mushrooms in the forest? Do you eat them? Mushroom hunting is one of the favorite activities in eastern Europe; walking in the woods is always good for finding interesting stuff, such as rare animals and plants. Plus, something interesting always pops up while you're in the woods. I always pop by my friend and share my findings and stories with her.

[@MadEnglishTV]

That’s great! 😃 Yes, some people go mushroom hunting but I’ve never done it before.

[@ЮлияЮхлю]

@@MadEnglishTV Well, if you decide to go on a mushroom hunt, you won't be sorry; it is an exciting experience. But you must do it with someone who knows well what is edible and what is poisonous. Eating an unknown mushroom can cost you your life.

[@hilalahmad7286]

I would like to pop by but I can't. Every time I browse on the internet weird things pop up. It's so annoying. I wish things wouldn't pop off in the middle east.

[@jwanroibrahim524]

❤❤😊

[@claudelhebert5613]

My corn pop off in the cooking pan

[@annachekmareva7872]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@guilhermegutheil]

Pop up on the tv

[@guilhermegutheil]

Pop-up Store

[@abdelilahjamali9099]

Hi! Examples - We had been trying to cross the road before a car popped up. - once a week, I pop by at 10 am to drink a coffee with my friend. - This guy had been cheating for a long time before his girlfriend popped off. Take care!

[@maryzhao9925]

my favor is pop by

[@sirtrombone]

Hopefully nothing pops off in the Middle East 😮

[@evelynecarrio]

Maybe it's good to try to understand the meaning of it but it's better we do not try to speak this way cause we surelly 'dn't use it as you do naturally on the proper moment. We can better try to speak conventional language

[@sayedarifshahsadat8571]

I pop by 19ich at your house to have romance.

[@maximgoryanchik3016]

I don't agree with you that these phrasal verbs belong to an advanced level for English language learners who don't have enough time to learn English. Because they are an informal option for everyday speech. It's a kind of slang. Yes, they sound more friendly (pop by, swing by) and simple, but if you don't have much time, then the official language is the only option, because everyone will understand you and you won't be misunderstood or be rude

[@bawapro]

These are obviously advanced level words. These words are not uttered by learners and am glad Mark brought this up. These are mostly spoken by native speakers. Definitely not a slang.

[@urielr6285]

Not a slang at all. Totally disagree with you

[@fundatunc]