TOP 10 PHRASAL VERBS IN ENGLISH - Most Common Phrasal Verbs

[@JForrestEnglish]

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Teacher Jeniffer these phrasal verbs are really advanced for me but I won't give up, I'm going to watch this lesson again.

[@james-oc9sb]

Teacher your way of teaching the phrasal verbs is unique and amazing. Please continue making videos on phrasal verbs .

[@Naeem-w9z]

6/10

[@shankarashin325]

감사합니다.

[@JForrestEnglish]

So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @shankarashin325 ❤️ Thank you so much for your generosity!

[@johnferreira4610]

I watched all your videos about phrasal verbs ! Thank you !

[@JForrestEnglish]

Glad you like them! 👏

[@lindachamuel5098]

Amazing lesson. Thank you so much♥️!

[@JForrestEnglish]

You're so welcome!

[@kevinehongobena5318]

As always, great video from the phrasal verbs' queen.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Haha, thanks! I have some different videos coming up. But I'll still make phrasal verb videos regularly. There are just so many in English they really keep me busy!

[@nevergiveer2659]

This lessons are the best ! Thank u so much ! I'm really glad to I found ur channel !

[@JForrestEnglish]

Awe, thanks! Appreciate that :)

[@AngelGonzalez-arg]

Thank you Jennifer, you're a great teacher!

[@JForrestEnglish]

You are so welcome!

[@zinebjalal1628]

Thank you so much!! This is a great serial of phrasal verbs episodes. I will be thankful if you keep making at least an episode of phrasal verbs ever week. Thanks again for your great work.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Definitely! 😀

[@КрокодилГена-в2э]

Dear Jennifer! Thanks a lot! All your videos are awesome!

[@JForrestEnglish]

You're so welcome! ❤️

[@ЕЛКОРДОБЭСТОРЕРО]

I can't believe I lucked out and found such an amazing video! Thanks!

[@JForrestEnglish]

Awe, great example!

[@veronika5819]

Thank you, Jennifer, I have just recently discovered your videos, but I am truly enjoying them. When I am watching you explaining the material, I feel like I am in a private lesson. Well done!

[@JForrestEnglish]

Wow, I'm really happy to hear that. Thank you for sharing, Veronika! Great to have you here in our community :)

[@hr.sanders]

many thanks for your extremely helpful video.

[@JForrestEnglish]

You are welcome!

[@james-oc9sb]

The video was amazing👍👍 thanks a million.

[@JForrestEnglish]

So glad! 💕

[@송치정-x4y]

Thanks for your well-informed and well-arrangemented lessons. You've done an awesome job.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@moulmour]

Thanks a lot, JF.

[@JForrestEnglish]

My pleasure!

[@Ari3870]

Hi Jennifer! I liked this quiz and got 10/10. Here are some examples: 1) Many people applied for that plum job and they chose you. You really lucked out! 2) That's risky. You should back out before it is too late. 3) He likes to ramble on trivial matters. 4) I know it's challenging but I'm confident you'll pull it off. 5) If you don't abide by the law you may end up in prison. 6) The corrupt official clammed up about pay-offs he has gotten. 7) It's a difficult situation. Hopefully, everything pans out. 8) When I was a student some teachers were so monotonous and as dry as dust that I tended to nod off. 9) It dawned on me that our plan doesn't work. 10) I need some time to mull it over. Let me sleep on it and I get back to you tomorrow.

[@JForrestEnglish]

WHOO HOO! And great examples! 👍

[@jalalkech2789]

You are outstanding teacher I appreciate you

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thanks a lot!

[@edoardoodorico5632]

I got 10/10! Thank you for explaining these useful phrasal verbs! You're the best!

[@JForrestEnglish]

You are!

[@Sansa79]

When It comes to teaching, you’re truly gifted, I mean it. Thank you so much!

[@JForrestEnglish]

Glad you think so! I really enjoy it!

[@chuygomez3033]

Wow I didn't know any of these phrasal verbs thanks teacher Jennifer

[@clodydelsi8209]

Hi Teacher Jennifer, thanks lot for this video. I like it so much and it's very helpful. You're a professional teacher and you know what you're doing and you do it with confidence.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@bobeliakassab8909]

Great 👍

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thank you 👍

[@BlueRoad_Vietnguyen]

Thanks so much for the video today .Have a good one sister

[@JForrestEnglish]

You too! 😀

[@Xbetarr]

I learn from you a lot these days, thank you ☺️ I find your videos pretty beneficial ❤️

[@JForrestEnglish]

Glad you like them!

[@kamranaslam781]

Good to see you after a long time

[@JForrestEnglish]

You too! 😁

[@Joseluis-pk2fr]

1- Luck out. 2-Back out of. 3-Ramble on 4-Pull off. 5-Abide by 6-Clam up. 7-Pan out. 8-Nod off. 9-Dawn on. 10-Mull over. Not easy but luck out with this lesson .Thank you!

[@JForrestEnglish]

Nice work!

[@SankarlalBasumatary]

Your phrasal verb pointing out for learner is awsome plz keep going

[@englishforya]

Nice👍

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thanks! 😁

[@carlnadeau1656]

Awesome video once again 😀 Have a good day 😇

[@JForrestEnglish]

Glad you enjoyed, Carl! 😀

[@luisleal2940]

Awesome lesson I learned a couple of phrasal verbs today , I got 10/10 . Sometimes in sports teams luck out , even in finals , the other team could create the best and the most chances to score and thanks to your goalkeeper or your defense your team keep the sheet clean , and with only one goal attempt you score ! And win it all ! . I have seen NHL playoffs highlights, only one Canadian team in against three American teams in semi finals , I’ll be rooting for the Edmonton oilers for you Jen ❤️. You look ravishing ❤️ you look perfect for a wedding ring 💍.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Great job! And go Oilers go!

[@abdelhamidharrouche4607]

8/10 , it was so helpfull thank you

[@JForrestEnglish]

Great job!

[@Anna-mc3ll]

Thank you for this great video! I found all the correct answers, but, to be honest, it took me about three or four minutes to solve the quiz. Kind regards, Anna

[@JForrestEnglish]

So awesome!

[@anast456]

Binge watching phrasal verbs videos and can't get enough of them.looking forward for more👀💙(loving the advanced ones)

[@JForrestEnglish]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@fadildino2272]

The best

[@JForrestEnglish]

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[@hi_there_guys]

I really lucked out by watching this video!!! And I didn't nod off!. I can't thank you enough.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Haha, glad you didn't nod off ;)

[@ukaszpietak9568]

Thank you, great movie, I did not know where lies the difference between pull off and pan out. I was sure that the two phrasal verbs meant the same, and "work out" also means any kind of success. Thank you for your professional explanation. Have a great day🙂🌞

[@JForrestEnglish]

Glad it was helpful! Pan out and Work out def have similarities. How did everything work out? How did everything pan out? In this specific context, the meaning is the same ;) But CONTEXT always matters.

[@farooksabo4566]

Hi, honestly u're one of the greatest teachers I've never seen, and please could make a video on if the situation warrants,, take something into consideration and so be it

[@lilyxu1446]

i didn't have any mistakes this time! Thank you so much!

[@JForrestEnglish]

Amazing job! 🥳

[@marcoseduardojunqueira4503]

I'm Brasil and love you teacher

[@JForrestEnglish]

You too! 😁

[@marcoseduardojunqueira4503]

Ohh my gosh I can't believe that the best teacher answer my message , I watch your class every day and it help me to much, I still have many things to learn and I'm efforting a lot and I'm sure one day I will become fluent kisses teacher love youuuuuuu

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Good stuff! Thumbs up! It is very difficult to make a presentation in English in front of the big and live audience because when I start speaking I am afraid I can clam up. How to conquer fear and nervousness while you are speaking in public? I appreciate that. Cheers!

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thanks for watching!

[@luayalkhalifa7098]

Thanks a lot for your video, it is a good lesson, I got 10/10

[@JForrestEnglish]

Great job!

[@bachdoan7645]

I cannot believe I lucked out and absorb such amazing lessons on this channel

[@JForrestEnglish]

Happy to hear that! 💖

[@Anonymous-ec8xk]

Great lesson! You look like a beautiful bride.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

I love quizzes.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Me too!

[@abdullahaljabri8196]

Hi dear our teacher and all, first of all thanks for your wonderful way teaching English, 1, make sure that you are not only in the car Don't node off please,2, i couldn't believe that i lucked out a new ahnoset teacher.3, we got anew teacher he spoke around 40 minutes he was rambling on while we were nodding off 📴📴. don't be clam up , you Ve to talk to them.thanks amigo.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Awesome examples! 😃

[@abdullahaljabri8196]

you are welcome, you deserve it I'm sure 😊😊😊.

[@cynthiareid6416]

Thanks Jennifer. I will take the IELTS test in march but I dont know if I can pull it off :( In the school I used to clamp up in every presentation but I worked it out when I spotted that I rambled on and the audience (my classmates) nodded off and yawned. One thing I dont bear when clients back out on at last minute aftermaths I dont know how a situation like it could pan out.. I was searching resources for improving my grammar I lucked out to find this channel Jennifer.. see you soon. BTW 7/10

[@JForrestEnglish]

You can do it! ;)

[@cynthiareid6416]

@@JForrestEnglish Thanks!!

[@nestorlasta8392]

I always mull over my mistake, thanks so much mam, I never forget it...and making me learn more.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Nice one!

[@sevilmmmdli5229]

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[@JForrestEnglish]

❤❤❤

[@nithyajana6740]

10/10

[@JForrestEnglish]

WHOO HOO!

[@jeawoolee9050]

Hi Jennifer, thanks for bringing up such useful expressions. I hate to be unduly pedantic, but I wish to hear if you had any particular reason to say "One day it just dawned on me that I need to change careers" as opposed to "One day it just dawned on me that I needed to change careers". Are they both grammatically correct?

[@JForrestEnglish]

👍

[@anasbelkrimimohamad_3-8-82]

English lesson, learn a language other than your language! Language with the days! and he studied english in the actual sentence.. Language lesson-Thank you very much! .

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thanks for sharing!

[@vaddesreehari3542]

10/10 I got them.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Whoo hoo! ❤

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Loved your nodding Darling it was very arousing!

[@JForrestEnglish]

I think you mean "amusing". Look up "arousing" in the dictionary, it has a very very different meaning ;)

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

@@JForrestEnglish I meant arousing you looked attractive by that simple gesture!

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

@@JForrestEnglish Amusing means funny

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

@@JForrestEnglish You are different

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

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[@StepanicusHKei]

Hello, what is the difference between pull off and cope? Thanks

[@eshanif548]

Give us more phrasal verbs video please my dear Teacher.

[@JForrestEnglish]

More to come!

[@hilalahmad7286]

Thank you JForrest for this wonderful lesson! Please check some of my examples! Despite being shy, she didn't clam up and delivered a wonderful speech. We didn't expect to win this match, but we pulled it off. It's dawned on him that he needs to be serious about his wedding now. Please check! Thanks!

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@frijolito7ful]

It dawned on me that I need to change myself and not others

[@JForrestEnglish]

Nice realization!

[@frijolito7ful]

I think there might've been people who couldn't pull off your vocabulary test in one of your latest videos By the way, You cleared up my mind with lie and lay. Lay you need and object lie you don't need one

[@JForrestEnglish]

So glad!

[@LimHockHeng-m3n]

Hi teacher you are so gorgeous anda pretty .💗💓

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thank you! You are!

[@frijolito7ful]

This example Is actually true, So I was hanging out with my friends and I was trying to explain to them how light travels through the universe but I couldn't because it's a complex topic and well I rambling on for a fee seconds till I gave up

[@JForrestEnglish]

Haha, yeah that'd be a hard idea to get across ;)

[@alaaabulhab6065]

I got eight answers correct and I am happy for that

[@JForrestEnglish]

WHOO HOO!

[@sakissouliotis]

I agree Teacher...you should abide by the rules because for me first of all it shows respect to the other people!You are not living alone in a City or in a Country! I can't believe the customer backed out of this special offer at the last minute! The student rambled on during the lesson...he had a lot to say about History but he didn't get to the point! My score is:8/10!

[@JForrestEnglish]

Awesome job!

[@izwan7853]

At least I tried 😞, but they say that mistook the best lesson😉😊.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Keep trying, you got this!

[@horacio3248]

I got 7/10 👍💯 I sat and nodded off in front of the TV last night. (Actually every single night, 😴🤫🤭😁)

[@JForrestEnglish]

That's a great example! 😴

[@leandro8266]

9/10 whoooo

[@JForrestEnglish]

WHOO HOO!

[@Anonymous-ec8xk]

Can you also make a video about the meaning of "out", "up", and "off" in phrasal verbs? I mean why do we say send out the email? Why not just say send the email? "Help me out" instead of "help me" I know some of them are fixed expressions like "nod off" is different from "nod".

[@JForrestEnglish]

Sure thing!

[@carlosdominguez2851]

Hello Jen, this perhaps is not about the subject, but could you explain the difference between Baffle and Puzzle?, like why aren't they interchangeable?, or are they?, I saw that baffle is to be completely unable to understand something and puzzle is to feel confused and slightly worried, but at the end of the day... translated into Spanish they both mean the same "Desconcertar" right?. "It puzzles me why she said that." "She was completely baffled by his strange behaviour." (sounds like she is confused too). I'm mexican, so i'd really like to know if "desconcertar" is the correct translation. Thank you in advance Jen or whoever can answer.

[@JForrestEnglish]

In that context, I would say they are interchangeable. In English (and likely Spanish too), there's more than I way to say the same thing.

[@carlosdominguez2851]

@@JForrestEnglish Okay, thank you Jen!

[@sipeb7543]

Good stuff, I think lucked out is very American and is not very common in the U.K.

[@JForrestEnglish]

You could be right! I've never been to the UK so I can't answer that one ;)

[@james-oc9sb]

Is nod off and dose off the same . ma'am

[@JForrestEnglish]

Yes, they are!

[@frijolito7ful]

I've been mulling over the languages the I want to learn because I like Italian but also french and I just can't make up my mind

[@JForrestEnglish]

How about both ;)

[@drsanjaykumar3448]

What is the difference between town and downtown

[@JForrestEnglish]

Great question!

[@nestorlasta8392]

Is this applicable mam?

[@JForrestEnglish]

Yep!

[@clodydelsi8209]

Hello everyone! When it comes to expressing myself in English to Jennifer's way, I don't know if I can pull that off.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Sure you can ;)

[@nestorlasta8392]

I clam out to talk English because I'm not sufficient enough to answer them And figure out them when started talking...

[@JForrestEnglish]

Clam up*

[@nestorlasta8392]

Thank you mam, sorry I'm wrong...clam up either.. he he he...

[@nestorlasta8392]

Can you pull off? to catering 2000 person?

[@JForrestEnglish]

I hope so!

[@izwan7853]

Hello teacher, I got two wrong about questions no.3 and no.8.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Great job!

[@clodydelsi8209]

I used to take decisions at the drop of a hat, but as time went on I changed and I will always have to mull over when it comes to take a decision.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Love that! Just remember you MAKE decisions, not TAKE them. Common mistake ;)

[@miroslavzh1101]

like

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thanks!

[@nestorlasta8392]

I don't know if I can pull off the tough mission...

[@JForrestEnglish]

Awesome!

[@user-HollowEnglish]

"I'm public speaking".is it grammatically correct?

[@JForrestEnglish]

Yes, depending on context.

[@nestorlasta8392]

I don't know how to pan out my bakery's plan..

[@JForrestEnglish]

Great!

[@nestorlasta8392]

My mother always ramble on, every time we/ I committed mistake..

[@JForrestEnglish]

Yep!

[@socalvibe4500]

are you American? or British? can i ask?

[@JForrestEnglish]

I teach American English, not British English :)

[@nestorlasta8392]

China you should abide by the international laws, for the continuity of peace in the West Phippine sea...

[@JForrestEnglish]

Great example!

[@nestorlasta8392]

You should not drink wine, when driving to home it cause nodding off...

[@JForrestEnglish]

True!

[@nestorlasta8392]

Please abide by the rules in a foreign country...

[@JForrestEnglish]

Exactly!

[@СветланаЕфремова-ф1н]

To abide by and dawn on - are not phrasal verbs, you're wrong here

[@JForrestEnglish]

Both the Cambridge and Merriam-Webster dictionaries list them as phrasal verbs :)

[@СветланаЕфремова-ф1н]

@@JForrestEnglish Yes, but they do it with all verbs used with prepositions. Still, in all textbooks they're are not listed as phrasal ones

[@ahmedalhakem]

I need a tax write - off . I assume there's some sort of write - off. I so wanna write you off. I'll write you off as initiation fee into our little club . All these big companies they write off everything. You don't even know what a write -off is. Don't write him off. The kid's a write - off. I'll tell you that much Please what does this mean please (write off) this from American movies it's too hard to understand it

[@JForrestEnglish]

I'll add that to the list!

[@shankarashin325]

감사합니다.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thank you so much for your generosity, @shankarashin325! 🥰 It means so much to me that you enjoyed the lesson! And your generosity will help me make more valuable lessons! 😘

[@LEDANGTRUONGLOC]

Super handy phrases. Thank u so much 🥰

[@JForrestEnglish]

Appreciate that!