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[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

#homework Try and use some of these phrasal verbs with their different meanings! The student with the best example sentences will get a shout-out in the next phrasal verb video! Here's a list of the phrasal verbs, but you'll have to watch the lesson to understand all the different meanings! 1. Take off ( transitive/separable) 2. Pass out (faint=intransitive/inseparable but distribute=transitive/separable) 3. Bring up (transitive/separable) 4. Take out (transitive/separable) 5. Take up (transitive/separable) 6. Back up (transitive/separable) 7. Blow up (explode=transitive/separable but become angry=intransitive/inseperable) 8. Give away (transitive/separable) 9. Put off (transitive or intransitive/separable) 10. Pick up (transitive/separable)

[@martinaloiarro9448]

#homework My grandmother has passed away since two years and I still miss her. A sudden pain felt the girl and I looked painfully to what I was expecting: she is passed out! I took up some volunteering at the Museum. I found out that it is quite fascinating. Don't bring up that storytelling. I am stressed out about how many times you have said it. The system started breaking up again after an unexpected damage. My teacher blew up with me once she had seen the lack of attention on her lesson.

[@naseemhussainchannel7754]

She everytime put my concentration off

[@MyLittleEnglishPage]

Man, students hate phrasal verbs but GOSH do I love teaching them!!!! It always amazes me to see how many different things you can express with just 2 little words! Great job Leila!!!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank hun! Big hugs! 💕☺️☺️☺️

[@GrantCareerCoaching]

Greeeeeeeat lesson Leila. Way to cover all the uses for these phrasal verbs! 👍👍👍 You explained all these really well. 👍

[@gabehadi188]

God bless you .Thank you .

[@vikasgodia2336]

Leila is back on the work happy to see you , you great soul.

[@karaw6598]

Beautiful teacher , so does the lesson.

[@ebrihamakonteh5018]

The lesson is re helpful thank so much Leila

[@ImDivyansh_17]

Love this channel

[@vi683]

You explained those phasal verbs very clearly. Do more on this! Thanks.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

I will 💕👍

[@user-bx1gz2tu5r]

Well, I feel like providing you with lots of examples including the phrasal verb TO TAKE UP. 1) to start doing sth new such as an activity or hobby e.g. I took up playing volleyball and I also try to cut down on sugar because I really do want to lose some extra weight. 2) to fill a particular amount of space or time e.g. ( when I'm blewed out by my sister) Get out of my room! You're taking up my precious time! 3) to accept an offer e.g. person A: I bet you can't reach your target weight loss person B: I take you up on that 4) to make clothing shorter in length e.g. Before a week I picked up a new dress and my grandma took it up a few incthes in order to look good. 5) to discuss how you're going to act on a question, problem or cause e.g. The majority of English students have problems with phrasal verbs but Love English has successfully taken up this problem. A bonus phrase: Take up residence Living in a certain place e.g. An adorable kitten has taken up residence in my grandmother's garden because she feeds it all the time. Ps: My examples are personalised.

[@adityapatwardhan9294]

Thank you Leila...ur programme is taking off, and i wish it will be the most viewed and most subscribed in the offings.

[@piotrwojcik2769]

Great job👍

[@tayyabmehar8013]

So nice of you

[@mohammedelfarra3900]

Good job Really informative 👍🌹

[@EnglishWithSushma]

Fabulous video. Very informative

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thanks 💕👍

[@adiravraham2742]

My favorite teacher on earth!! 🌏 💕💕💕💕

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Wow! That has to be one of the best comments EVER! Thanks 👍💕☺️

[@emanmahmoud9439]

Beautiful teacher

[@suaadsaed2693]

Hi It was a great and rich lesson. Thank you so much. Grazie mille per la lezione .

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You’re welcome! 😊

[@luistalavera8798]

Hi Leila! Bravissimo!!!!!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thanks!

[@ferreira8822]

Fantastic

[@fernandoguizagamboa2447]

Thank you Leila for your explaining, phrasal verbs are part of the english and I would like to learn more them.

[@keithnesheim3220]

Back up is neutral, whereas back off has a negative connotation. back off means you went too far, or you are overstepping your ground. :) American:)

[@lwimbu]

Thanks Leila!!!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Welcome! 💕

[@lwimbu]

I always take off my gloves after using them. The business is taking off in the corporation where I work. My mum always backs me up.

[@MrAgares69]

A great kiss from Brazil my wonderful teacher!

[@dianamadeira1430]

Such a great video! Can you make more of these please?

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Of course! 👍

[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

Hi Leila how:s it going You look beautiful These phrasal verbs will help a lot Thanks a bunch I hope you and Sabrah have a great weekend my beautiful teachers , 😉🇧🇷

[@mugulakshmi5926]

Very good

[@adnanshami8689]

Thank you very much this video is very useful.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You’re welcome 😉

[@arammuhamad2531]

thank you laila it really usufal phrasal verbs

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

☺️💕

[@cesarelepre8098]

Great. More lessons on Phrralal Verbs, TA

[@mehrangezgulova6654]

You are just Gorgeous! Thanks from Tajikistan for your useful lessons!!!!!

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Hi Leila, Your lesson provide very good information about English Phrasal Verbs with multiple meaning. I admire your suggestions and learn many new phrasal and write down in my notebook for practice. Thank you.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Also write the examples here for me to check 👍☺️

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah ok Laila

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah Some examples: 1. Take off= The plane will take off in a minute 2. Back up= It's a good idea to back up your files into pen drive. 3. Give away = Don't give away the end of the story. 4. Pick up = The train began to pick up speed. 5. Blow up = They used plastic explosive to blow up the bridge. Thank you.

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Kindly check and guide me. Thank you.

[@dianamadeira1430]

Leila would be great to make a video telling us your journey in learning italian, that could be seen as a listening exercise

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

I need to spend more time learning then! 🤷🏻‍♀️😂👍

[@parveenkumar3208]

u r good person leila mam and great teacher this video is outstanding n u r looking stunning

[@madyanmuhammad6051]

You look marvelous as usual The video is awesome

[@user-zu8ue7gf3w]

You are doing a grat job Ma'm. Would please make a videon on: rules of voice change_ especially on passive voice to active voice..

[@literatipraba8610]

Good explanation

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you 😊

[@MrAgares69]

Brazil Love you so much and me too...🤗😍💕

[@abodordor3423]

Gorgeous lesson...from Iraq. Baghdad

[@imranulschannel5935]

I pick up Leila and Sabrah's learning class

[@seldaaslan5418]

Hello leila.thank you for the lesson.can you make a lesson about phrasal verbs with' keep' and common collocations?thank you .

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Sure! I’ll do it soon 💕👍

[@seldaaslan5418]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah sabrah and you always respond to massages.thank you very much.

[@kashifalikhan5124]

Nice video Maam

[@elnurzargarov3363]

love....english

[@riantidewi864]

Hi Leila it's been a long time you don't upload the vid I always miss yr lesson. Yr lesson always excellent Have a nice weekend 😊

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

I have another video soon!

[@joelmasamba6762]

Oh my gosh!!! My business has been taking off so i gotta be respected before they played me Down but now i zone out mate!!!

[@sheliagao3808]

Hi Leila, May I ask what the difference between “back up” and “back off” is when they both mean “go/move backwards “?

[@liyaandinnamay2501]

Hi, Queen Leila! The lesson is really helpful! We've binge-watched the lesson!🤩👍 Hehe, we tried to make out your wallpaper on the phone, but we didn't succeed!🤗😂🤣🤣 Have a wonderful Sunday!🌺🥰🥰

[@Abu-Aley]

Hello Laila, I've not got much time now to watch, yet I passed by to drop my comment and great you 😊 Cheers, Ahmad,

[@joelmasamba6762]

I was going through a difficult time when i was in America but now I'm a boss

[@jacobalcuadrado5765]

Leila, I usually go to an English bar on Friday and when I was about to leave I said " I'm taking off but not my clothes xD " No one understood what I mean, they say they don't use that expression with that meaning, and yes, they are British. Never mind, having said that, everything is alright?? In Spain has rained quite a lot these days and it's cooler now. Take care ❤❤

[@islamzahid6432]

Brava singnora...

[@emanmahmoud9439]

The teacher made me pass out the notebooks to the class.

[@jorgeangeleri9516]

Hi Leila! Thank you for this lesson. I've got a question. " Put off" could be use as "set off" ie: when a ship leaves port is correct to say she is putting off? Muchas Gracias. Bye bye

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

No, it can’t be used that way. 👍💕

[@jorgeangeleri9516]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah Thank you! You`re right. I was thinking in Push off. Sorry. You both are excellent teachers. Cheers!

[@merzakbhbl9558]

All praise for Allah for creating this wonderful Leila

[@LastdayPhysics3960]

Thanks God your uploading lessons cuz I was getting bored and missing these learning, Maam Actually I'm working on precis writing and prepared some samples, can you please please please check it and mark some errors/mistakes in it?? I practiced a lot and need your help. I can comment here my work.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Yeah! Upload your examples here! I’ll check! 👍👩🏻‍🏫

[@rajasekarr2568]

im learning a lot becos of ub. thank u

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You’re so welcome 💕😊

[@martinaloiarro9448]

Here are some of my phrases as required: I was wondering if I could set up a meeting with a few of you and then a huge crowd came in the studio. It goes without saying that my presentation was on fire, it definitely took off. After few minutes the plane had took off the cabin crew had started to serve some delicious meals. I was pretty sure my skirt would be perfect for the occasion but once in front of the mirror I had decided to take it off. It wasn't definitely the perfect match I had on my mind.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

A few minutes after the plane had taken off, the cabin crew started... 👍💕

[@joaoandre7488]

Hi. Teacher, I hope you have a good weekend. What amazing lesson. I am delighted to see you teaching me. Here my phrases. The plane took off in delay because of a Terrorist attack. I took some time off because I was feeling so bad. After studying many hours I passed out. The Teacher passed some exercise out to the students. I bought up some ideas which will help me in my career. He brings up some suggestions which will be beneficial to the team. I take out some drinks from the fridge because some friends came to my house. I was walking, and suddenly, I heard my phone ringing, I took out my phone from my pocket, and Who was it? my Mum giving me some advice. I take out a loan from the Bank. I took my daughter out because we don't see often she lives in Australia and we had a great time. I took my wife out and we had a marvellous time we had an amazing lunch. This Television is taking up so much space in the dining room. I took up learning English with Leila and Sabrah, and it's really exciting. I need to back up some copies. My wife is really my mate, she always bucks me up. He blows up when I told him the truth. I gave away some clothes to a charity that I didn't need any more. She gave away and told me everything I needed to know from her. They put off the concert, because of the bad weather. They put off the meeting until next weekend because most of people were sick. I picked her up at Airport at 2 o’clock. I picked up french when I was living in Paris.

[@marcodonorio4206]

Since I have started to study the English language with you my English is taking off... It is correct ?

[@sohamroy6810]

I don't wanna take off my new dress now...I tell my mom whenever I get a new 👗 I passed out a chocolate bar with my bro yesterday My mother brought me up but still I'm not an adult... I took out an ice cream from the fridge🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 I took up watching your video just now You always back me up... Here where I live , two cylinders blew up but everyone was safe I gave away my old clothes I put off the conference because I was ill............😭😭😭😭😭 I picked my brother up from school yesterday

[@sohamroy6810]

@carlos luis marcelos Thanks for replying but Leila said that we can use it like this

[@mapofg6095]

"poco poco", you said It well 😀😀

[@NiranjanKumar-fi2dv]

Hi Leila, how are you

[@user-pp3xq1bp3v]

I need to download the new app but it may take up alot of spaces

[@enrriqueparedes1678]

I like her lesson. Where are you from ? You language from usa. Or australia ?

[@emdadulnessa9282]

These might be some examples: 1. The car took off to London. 2. My house is a long way off. 3. Keep off the grass.

[@luisleal2940]

Great work again leila , you always rock !! I´ve heard pick up is also used for flirtation. Example : I have a friend who always pick up ladies in clubs. Is this correct in British English or just for American English ?

[@wondteklu993]

Ordered food for pick up when ready also can be takeout.

[@shyamkumar4415]

I always use this phrasal verbs in my work. I m a screening officer in airport. so I should say take off ur watch and shoes . take out ur laptop from ur bag . such a words . Ur a great teacher thank u

[@naseemhussainchannel7754]

Mam will you please give me more meaning of put off

[@imranulschannel5935]

I am take up Leila & Sabrah learning classes

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

I’ve taken up learning English with leila and Sabrah’s classes. 👍

[@mariluzgalindorodriguez9296]

Poco a poco very smart

[@claudiochierichetti5956]

Do you speak Italian? Good. Poco, poco? I can't believe! 😍😍😍

[@gauri1235]

Plz write ex.for us also

[@danishqureshi7009]

Hi nice video can y suggest me graamar book

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Yes, ‘grammar in use’ Intermediate, by Murphy 👍

[@danishqureshi7009]

Thanks so much

[@LastdayPhysics3960]

Maam plz plz check my sample precis of this passage( I was facing difficulty with it), I have just prepared this draft after your comment. Q. Write a précis of the following passage in about 120 words and also suggest a suitable title: (20) It is in the temperate countries of northern Europe that the beneficial effects of cold are most manifest. A cold climate seems to stimulate energy by acting as an obstacle. In the face of an insuperable obstacle our energies are numbed by despair; the total absence of obstacles, on the other hand leaves no room for the exercise and training of energy; but a struggle against difficulties that we have a fair hope of over-coming, calls into active operation all our powers. In like manner, while intense cold numbs human energies, and a hot climate affords little motive for exertion, moderate cold seems to have a bracing effect on the human race. In a moderately cold climate man is engaged in an arduous, but no hopeless struggles and with the inclemency of the weather. He has to build strong houses and procure thick clothes to keep himself warm. To supply fuel for his fires, he must hew down trees and dig coal out of the earth. In the open air, unless he moves quickly, he will suffer pain from the biting wind. Finally, in order to replenish the expenditure of bodily tissue caused by his necessary exertions, he has to procure for himself plenty of nourishing food. Quite different is the lot of man in the tropics. In the neighbourhood of the equator there is little need of clothes or fire, and it is possible with perfect comfort and no danger to health, to pass the livelong day stretched out on the bare ground beneath the shade of a tree. A very little fruit or vegetable food is required to sustain life under such circumstances, and that little can be obtained without much exertion from the bounteous earth. We may recognize must the same difference between ourselves at different seasons of the year, as there is between human nature in the tropics and in temperate climes. In hot weather we are generally languid and inclined to take life easily; but when the cold season comes, we find that we are more inclined to vigorous exertion of our minds and bodies. Answer: Final Draft Title : Upshots of climate variation Weather conditions have considerable effects on human nature. Cold climate is mostly observed and favourable in North Europe, It stimulates energy but also acts as invincible obstacle resulting the energy to be dazed. Hot climate is less favourable for laborious activities. In moderate cold, people are involved in building houses, cutting trees for fire, obtaining warm clothes and nourishing food to sustain life. On the contrary, life is different in the tropics. There is less need of clothes, fire, fruits and vegetables and can be obtained without much struggle. Hence different seasons of the year effect daily life humans. People are used to stay in comfort and avoid physical work in hot season while becomes active in cold.

[@salvadors.santos432]

Hi, Leila. How are you?

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Good thanks 😊💕

[@thedreamerbakoure7157]

I watch you from syria liela

[@janheyj7036]

Hello!

[@murkipudijanaki8039]

Thanks mam that you taught very easy way

[@honeykhan2114]

1st like and 1st comment

[@naeemehbahrami951]

He blowed up when his favourite team lost at the football game it was like he was going to blow up out of anger.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

‘Blew up’ irregular verb. But great example!! 👍💕

[@naeemehbahrami951]

Back up: I used to forget to back up my documents and it cused me lots of problems. Back up: There was a car accident today morning and it blocked the way so the traffic backed up.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Great! 👍

[@nicholasthorn1539]

Interesting but you could have included the phrasal verb which probably has more meanings than any other, i.e. get on

[@silashamenyimana7711]

I have taken some days off for my vacation.

[@onezero8570]

After i drunk too much i passed out🙃, then i passed out a box of red wine to some girls on the street, then try to get on the bus but i passed out at the door 😂 just practicing, cheers

[@kathrineshagliy3750]

I never take off hat in transport. When the plan takes off we always get nervous. My new project is taking off day by day , I can't believe it! I like taking off other people, but don't except it from the others.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Take off MY hat...👍💕

[@ABDULKhan-um6wl]

veerygo Od

[@honeykhan2114]

Hey,ma'am........

[@meenki347]

Missed on "blow up": The band pulled off a crazy Publicity stunt because they wanted to blow up. Blow up, become popular. Why am I doing this homework? I speak English.

[@mohamudshosman2755]

my business is taking off

[@nasreenkhatri7867]

I rushed the airport to meet my uncle. But unfortunately the plane took off..

[@rosariodirosa2060]

Did you pick up "un pochino di Italiano"? That's moving ;-)

[@RoshanKumar-uz3wy]

I am taking off. See you tomorrow.

[@paultembo1477]

The meeting was put off due to heavy rain...

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

A good example of the use of ‘put off’ in England 😂 ☔️

[@utsabhuldar4479]

Take off - I am trying to taking off my fluency in English My flight took off recklessly from the runway. I just took off my school bag quickly after came back home. He wanted to take off from the business cause he has had loss worth enough.

[@sureshdurga3782]

Do you know where the post office is ?or do you know where is the post office? Which one is correct,

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Do you know where the post office is. 👍

[@aicha6140]

Every months a friend of me gives away her old clothes Her english level is taking off

[@sohamroy6810]

I want a shout out ... Please take my name also

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Then you need to do your homework and write examples sentences 👍☺️

[@yasmineelhadi5511]

My career is taking off

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

I hope that’s true! 😊☺️👍

[@andrecustodio2432]

I took off my coat and gave it away to the homeless I gave the movie story away to her I don't wanna take up too much of your time I took up playing football last week I'm gonna take some time off from work Sandra always back me up on my decisions These files took up a lot of space in my computer, I need back up all these files She was working out at the gym, and suddenly she passed out

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Leila like your neck and skin colour

[@rizwankhan9980]

I'm you big fan love you honey