Phrasal Verbs #7 - Dating - Speaking Practice with Native Teachers to Improve Your English Skills
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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🌹 Welcome Back to High Level Listening! Today, we're diving into the language of love with our latest episode in the phrasal verbs series, this time focusing on dating! Whether you're new to the dating scene or looking to enhance your English with real-life phrases, this episode is tailored just for you.
🔹 What You'll Learn:
Phrasal Verbs for Dating: Master 10 commonly used phrasal verbs that will make talking about dating scenarios a breeze.
Practical Examples: Gain confidence in using these verbs through multiple examples that demonstrate their use in everyday conversation.
Interactive Learning: Follow along as Kat and Mark explain each phrasal verb in simple terms, then dive into detailed examples to help you grasp their usage fully.
🔹 Episode Highlights:
Key Phrasal Verbs: Discover phrases like "ask someone out," "hit it off," "fall for someone," and more.
Cultural Insights: Learn how these phrases fit into both American and British dating contexts, enhancing your cultural understanding and fluency.
Pronunciation Practice: Perfect your accents with side-by-side American and British English pronunciation of each phrase.
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I like the idea that you take one topic and make several videos on different aspects on it. Cool as always
Thank you! We really appreciate your kind words thanks for joining us in the different classes 🤩
Thanks Dear Teachers!!!
You are the best 😊❤
To get over someon ..
Getting over is difficult, but it's better than being in a toxic relationship.
100% agree!
Recap today lesson:
1. To ask SO out
2. To go out with SO
3. To hit it off
4. To fall for SO
5. To hit it SO
6. To stand SO up
7. To cheat on SO
8. To breakup with
9. To set SO upon (a date)
10. To get over
Awesome! Let’s update number 5 to hit ON someone similar to flirt but not always as cute 🙃
Thank you two.this is cool you're a good podcaster I love listening your podcasts
Thanks very much! We're super glad you liked it! 😊
Your teaching is phenomenal ❤❤❤😊
That’s so lovely to hear thank you so much!
I am finding it very intresting the way you guys are teaching. Its really great
Thanks so much for your kind words! We’re very happy to have you in class ☺️
Thank you a lot, great phrases! Blessings.
You're very welcome! Thanks for studying with us! 😁
南无阿弥陀佛，非常感谢两位老师，我几乎每期必看，收获满满，再次感谢你们真正让我自信和流利说英语。我每期都点赞评论，以此作为感谢！南无阿弥陀佛
And we really appreciate your kind words and diligent study, thank you for joining us!
Hi, I’m from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿Thank you for useful videos 👍🏻
Thank you so much for joining us today and welcome!! We're very happy that you're here!
Also from Uzbekistan... hello there 🙂🙌🏿
Thanks for rolled out your video in this time slot.
Sure! Thanks so much for your generosity Ken! We really appreciate it, we’ll try to post our summer class videos earlier next week too!
@@highlevellistening no problem, I looking forward to watching your new videos
Hi there! I love this lesson ❤🎉
Glad you like it!
Can we have a grammar class of these topics:
Fronting and
Nominalization, please!!!!
We mostly focus on conversational classes but hopefully in the future we’ll have more grammar classes available ☺️
Thanks a lot
You’re very welcome! ☺️
The other day, I went to the coffeehouse with my some friends and we were waiting for our coffee,when the next table a block come to sit with us , or trying to hit on me.🙄
Big eye roll! 🙄 sometimes people just don’t know when to stop, thanks for joining us in class today!
I have an unique problem.
"When I watch a series with English subtitles, I understand about 25-30% of it. However, when I pause the scenes and read the subtitles, I can understand over 80%. I think this shows that my vocabulary is actually enough to understand 80% of English series. In this case, it seems like I need to improve my speed reading, comprehension, and listening skills.
So, if I can understand 25% of a normal series without stopping, will this 25% ratio gradually increase if I continue to watch a lot of series with persistence and patience? Or will this process be very slow? Should I do different listening and speed reading exercises?"
I have never watched all seasons of a series with English subtitles before...I am afraid that my time will be wasted or progress so so slowly. Otherwise, if I am sure that my 25% comprehension rate will increase to 85% when I watch 500 episodes of a series, I will definitely watch it patiently without getting bored, but I cannot fully trust the process...I also love to watch series, so thousands of good series will be wasted to :) is this worth or not ? If my %25 comprehension only increase to %35 after watching 1000 tv series episode I would be very very sad...but increase at leas %80 will be very happy......what do you think about ?
Or should I deeply study Friends' first two season etc...
Or Should I only listening podcast a lot for now until I comfortable with tv series..
Remember that TV is not always real spoken English, it is scripted and usually very fast compared to how people normally speak, so while it’s good for listening skills you’ll find that it’s easier to understand people in real life instead.
Tv shows like Friends also have a lot of expressions and jokes that can be difficult to understand even for native speakers, so don’t feel bad that you don’t get everything 100%
I guess in the end it depends on your goals, do you want to speak more to people or do you want to watch more tv in English? If you want to watch tv in English maybe stick to the same accent to help you build more skills in one accent repeatedly.
If you want to listen to topics and interesting subjects podcasts would be fun to listen to.
Consistency is key, a little bit each day and continuing daily weekly and monthly and you’ll notice a big improvement.
We hope this helps!
@@highlevellistening Thank you very much for this detailed and beautiful answer.....I had asked this question to many English education channels, but no one answered, but only you did, I am grateful.........
I don't know how to tidy up because my information is scattered...I may not know an A1 level information, I may know a C2 level information...I may not understand a very easy word and I can know an academic level word, ...in short, my information is not collective and organised, it is complex, so I am stuck and I feel like I am rowing in vain...I have never worked consistently from one or two good sources, I have always taken information from here and there.
Thank you very much, I will listen your videos because my first goal understanding what I listen well..
solid C1 listening, C1 reading, B2 speaking.....my lifetime goal and more than enough for me..
When Mark said I started to fall for her
after our date in the park Kat looked like really happy.
I guess it's a real story ❤
🥰🥰🥰🥰 a very cute story indeed!
Best teachers ever ❤❤❤❤❤I really enjoyed the way you taught us
Thanks so much for joining us!! 🤩🤩
I'm single so my friends are always trying to set me up 😢
Ahhh! It’s so tiring 🥲🥲
Hi! " i'm still not over my ex. " would you please explain it more? Thanks.
My "Ex" is an "ex-girlfriend" "ex-boyfriend" ex wife or ex husband
so your previous romantic relationship
If I'm still not over my ex, then I'm still very sad that I am not together with my last boyfriend/girlfriend and I miss them.
Hope that helps!
@@highlevellistening yeah, it does. Thanks.
Hey, the powerful like to say thanls, at least
Thanks for joining us!
Will there be a 3rd season? Wchit lvl you planning to teach? C1?
We've been playing around with lots of different video styles, phrasal verbs, vocabulary, dialogues, phrases etc. we hope to finish season two this summer, but in July we'll be doing an English for Travel course starting Monday, hopefully we'll see you there!
@@highlevellistening i bought ipad and can't watching new episodes
Great English lesson 👏🏼
Glad you think so!! Thanks for joining us
I do not know what's worse "Cheat someone" or " Cancel the meeting at the last minute " 🤭. Dear teachers, thank you. 👌🏼
I know! They’re both bad! Standing someone up is pretty bad, ghosting is pretty bad but I feel like cheating is the worst 🥲🥲🥲
It's an incredible lesson. Thank you for sharing this!
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You're very welcome!
Im a new member 🎉
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