Use these 10 phrasal verbs for a higher score on IELTS & TOEFL

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[@veenanarwani761]

You put forward explanation about phrasal verbs explicitly. Explicit description of 10 phrasal verbs. Thanks sir.

[@Saha9800]

This lesson is excellent because not only does it help with IELTS, but it can also improve our general writing and speaking skills. Among all these phrasal verbs, I liked "phase in" much more.

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Your simple, yet effective teaching method is helping us all. We owe you big time :)

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You have no idea how helpfull you are sir , I would like to thank you a lot that I have never thanked anyone like that before lol , best of luck , keep up .

[@erhanfindik2320]

Thanks a lot Adam ! I loved how you explained all of them with examples. I knew a few of these verbs but it is always good to review.

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[@LauraBustosSanchez]

Great list of phrasal verbs! Thank you.

[@kurisumakise8161]

After bumping into your channel, I started to factor in the words I use in my essays. Thank you so much~

[@learnchinesewithseva]

You are the best teacher! Thank you so much!

[@hichamnaouaoui7733]

For "point out" we also say "it should be pointed out that ....", thank you very much Adam for your very appreciated lessons.

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[@veenanarwani761]

You reminded me of the phrasal verb "look up to you" . Meaning admire you? Also reminded me of the phrase second to none. Meaning " not less effective than others" or the best? Thanks.

[@LeonardoSanchez23]

@@veenanarwani761 yes. Look up to means admire. On the other hand, second to none means "as good as or better than all others". Regards

[@farajalsamei6447]

You are the best

[@veenanarwani761]

Wonderful teacher. I owe you gratitude.

[@ivonnerivera8341]

Thanks. Very useful and well explained

[@leontang___]

Hello! Could I ask you a question? There is a sentence: Max is thinking about starting a business. I am confusing about the analysis of this sentence. Are “thinking about” as a phrasal verb and “starting a business”(gerund phrases) as the object of this phrasal verb, or are “think” as a verb and “about starting a business”(prepositional phrases) as the adverbial phrase to modify the verb “think”? And can a prepositional phrase work as a direct object of verbs, subject, or else nominal? Thank you very much!

[@hamedmasoumi6794]

Thanks Adam for awesome videos. I have some issues in the first example for "map out" as you mentioned in your video and I wonder if you can help me understand it. The question is about the phrase "only to + [verb]" although I'm not even sure if it is a phrase or not. Recently I also come across this phrase in a book that it read: "We think we could just call on these parts to get together when we need them to, but we arrive at the battleground only to discover that it's never as easy as we thought it would be." Again it used "only to + [verb]" phrase in the above sentence. Actually I find this phrase interesting and I wanted to use it in my essays, but I am not 100 percent sure how I should use it. Thanks for your help in advanced!

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You are great as always!

[@marzlaaynn444]

Thank you for this lesson. Anyway, please make a tutorial about how to make a sentence with "embedded clause".

[@ahmedabdullahi4697]

Thank you very much, it is really helpfull.

[@rogeriocardoso8906]

Is it possible for you to provide us with a lesson on phrases which include: AS FAR AS, such as: as far as something goes or as far as something or someone is concerned? Thank very much. In watching your lessons, I'm acquire a great deal of understanding.

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Adam sir which vedio editor app you used.... Please

[@songbyssong]

Very informative !! Thank you Adam :)

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Great

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Like as always!👍

[@deeptiwalia8582]

I liked the expression Raincheck ..Thanks

[@myenglishteachermissgreene538]

LOL. I will never take a raincheck with my friends after the COVID 19 quarantine is over.

[@sharadsharma_1]

Thanks for such a worthy lesson Besides Can I use take a raincheck as take a raincheck up?

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It's Attiya from Pakistan. Thank you for teaching in an effective way. I don't have any facebook account however, I want to join you through KZbin videos and emails

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Excellent!like see. Have a nice continuation.

[@reshmashah3749]

Thank you Sir..💐

[@mariamkinen8036]

This is great info, but I learn best from normal daily conversations .

[@gravitonium6012]

can " narrow down" means " trim" ?

[@lolamillie7321]

thank you

[@AnnaEfimenkova]

thank you!

[@DamizinhoBr]

Is cashing out a synonym of retiring ?

[@myenglishteachermissgreene538]

Basically

[@luisitocatalbas6001]

Thank you sir for your great vídeo and your effort writing what you teach your student like me. God bless and to your love one's. LUISITO CATALBAS

[@learnchinesewithseva]

Hello. Hope you are doing well. I have one question:Can I say : The charts below point out(Instead indicate/show) the results of survey of adult education?

[@bowentan7425]

I think it is safer to use the verb 'illustrate' or 'show' adjacent to pictures.

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Excuse me, where can I find another 10-phrasal-verb link?

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Thank you massive :)

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Thank youuuuuuu so much!!!!!! I'm getting ready for my toefl exam I'm nervous lmao

[@mohamedwasal4686]

Is it permitted to use phrasal verbs in the general writing ??

[@myenglishteachermissgreene538]

phrasal verbs are very common in formal writing.

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[@mohammedlahrach6804]

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[@nightkiller2233]

Sir how to achieve 8 band in writing

[@gursharanahir9405]

But my ILETS teacher said me that didn't use phasel verbs due to this examiner can deduct band score?? Plzzz tell me about this??

[@myenglishteachermissgreene538]

I used to score the IELTS. You can use phrasal verbs if it helps get your answer across.

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I agree, this was a great video. Keep practicing your English.

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Why so sweaty Adam? Hope you're well! Thank you!

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Great observation. Yes, I think he was sick. with the latest illness recently

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Fantastic, but sometimes your voice removed

[@sushmabavisetty4652]

Everything is great except the length of the video. If the explanation could be narrowed down it would be efficient.

[@alsuenglishteacher1425]

map out your life, but don't adhere to it! God has its own plan ;)

[@veenanarwani761]

It is much better to follow the flow of God. All the same we have to do our best, and to leave the consequences according to the will of God. That's it. It is not our intelligence but the direction of our intelligence that decides the direction of our life.

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