8 Important Advanced 3 Word PHRASAL VERBS: English Vocabulary Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- In this English grammar & vocabulary lesson, learn 8 advanced-level 3-word phrasal verbs in English. These are especially useful for B2-C2 and are very common in daily conversation.
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0:00 3-word phrasal verbs
1:40 Quiz
3:22 face up to
4:22 back out of
5:30 run out of
6:19 talk s.o. out of
6:59 get along with
8:05 catch up with
9:18 brush up on
10:00 catch up on
10:30 Quiz 2
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Great lesson! it’s really enjoyable to see this kind of lesson. 💯
Glad you enjoyed it! 😀
Thanks for this great phrasal verbs lesson
You are welcome! Glad you liked it
Hello Jenna! I love classes on phrasal verbs! I'll copy it to my notebook, because even though I've already heard all of these phrasal verbs, I'm aware that I need to put them into practice.
Btw, your videos are becoming better and better. I mean, the quality of them. Besides being a great teacher, it's clear that you care a lot about the way you deliver your content! Thanks so much for doing this!
Thanks, Cida! I try my best. I'm glad you found this lesson helpful. As you know, phrasal verbs are such an important part of English vocabulary and are really necessary for good comprehension and communication. Beijos 😀
Oh, phrasal verbs! They're so important and at the same time they're kind of a nightmare for English learners, because even though there's nothing difficult and nothing to understand, the real challenge is to memorize hundreds of them, if not more!
Anyway, I already knew 5 of them and interestingly I know "talk someone in", but not well enough to figure out the meaning of "talk someone out"...😁
Thanks a lot!
I know! They are a nightmare.The key is to learn a few at a time and then use them. After a while, they become second nature, especially if you listen to English a lot because you hear them frequently.
Hi. Thank you so much for this great lesson. Here we can say to talk someone into doing sth as well in terms of the opposite of talk someone out of doing sth. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌
So glad you found it helpful! ❤
Actually, l am enjoying this ecercise because it's a quik learning game im which the brain has to be active to answer correctly..
I am going to rewrite the examples of the video because l have visual memory that works in a good way for me.
Keep it up! And thanks for being here! ☺
Very helpful video, thanks a million.
I wonder if you could help me know whether there is a difference between cope up and cope up with or not. Thank you in advance.
I don't know the phrasal verb "cope up." I only know cope and cope with. We use "cope with" when there's a noun after. Cope with something.
Thank you so much.
Catch up on was tricky also i hd other mistakes
Yes, catch up on can be tricky!
Ma'am for getting a job in english speaking countries how much marks do we need to get in IELTS out of 9 band
Since I scored 7.5 overall
Good question. I don't know because we don't use those types of tests to get jobs. You need to be able to speak so that people can understand you, and you need to be able to understand what people say. Of course, it depends on the type of job that you want to get. Some higher-level jobs require a higher level of communication skills.
This is my explanation about my doubt...
mam it means when we start sentences with the past so it must end with the past ..
Means
I thought you were there .
Not
I thought you are there .
And
I was told she was here .
Not
I was told she is here .
Which one is the correct professor?
I thought you must do this
I thought you should do this
I thought you might do this .
Yes, you are correct. For "I thought you must do this," we might say that, but you should say "I thought you had to do ..."