Are there other phrasal verbs you want me to teach you? Let me know in the comments! 📝 Don’t forget to grab the free worksheet I created for you! learn.mmmenglish.com/popular-phrasal-verbs
Hi Emma,could you make a lesson on phrasal verbs that I can use to describe my study activites,like doing hw properly or completing projects?I am a student,so I would like to use phrasal verbs to describe my college activities and also to describe my frustration or enjoyment about these stuffs.I hope I got my points across (I learnt this phrasal verb 'get across' from you😊)
A little help here guys 🙂👇 1/ bring up : to start discussing something. Ex: let's bring this up at our next meeting. 2/ to get across: when you want to help someone understand something or manage to communicate an idea clearly. Ex: he is not good at getting his ideas across. 3/ jump in : to interrupt , to join a conversation . Ex: jump in if you have any questions. 3/ butt in: to interrupt a conversation or discussion or someone who is talking. Ex: I was speaking with sue after she lost her job, then jim butts in and start talking about his new promotion. 4/ blurt out : to say something you're not supposed to say. it's secret. Ex: I'm sorry I just blurt it out! 5/ get through to: to try to call someone and they don't answer. Ex: I'm trying to get through but there's no answer. 2 meaning: when you are trying to make someone understand what you are trying to say. Ex: it's difficult to get the message through my team because we all work remotely. 5/ to talk over: to discuss a problem or a plan , usually when you're trying to find a solution , it's when you're a little stuck , you've got talk about some more so that you can come to a resolution or to make it clear. Ex: I know you're upset, let's talk it over tonight when you get home. 2 meaning: to speak when someone else is speaking, to intentionally interrupt them. Ex: I don't mean to talk over you, but we have already decided what to do. 6/ talk around: to convince or persuade someone to agree. Ex: I didn't want to go but he succeeded in talking me around. 7/shut down: to stop someone in the middle of the sentence. Ex: it was kinda awkward, she just shut him down mid-sentence. 2 meaning, to close something. Usually permanently, forever. Ex: the restaurant got shut down last year. 8/ back ( someone) up : to give support by telling other people you're agree with something they said or did. Ex: thanks for backing me up during the meeting. 9/ look back on (something): to think about the past. Ex: I tried to look back on the mistakes i made in the past and learn from them. 10/look after (someone): to take care of someone. Ex: who's going to look after your dog when you're away? 11/ look down on ( someone) : to think you're better of someone or treat someone or something as unimportant or not respect worthy. Ex: it's really common for people who value university education to look down on those who don't have degrees. 12/ look for ( something): to try to find something. Ex: I'm looking for my keys. 13/ look forward to (sth): to wait for something and feel excited about it. Ex: I'm looking forward to summer. 14/ look around or round: to visit a place and see what is there or to explore a place. Ex: before i book the venue I'd like to look around, is that okay? 🙈 15/ look out : to be careful. Ex: look out! you're about to knock that glass off the bench. 16/ look out for (so.): to take care of someone. Ex: my nephews are always looking out for each other at school . 17/ look ( something) up: 1 meaning: search for and find a piece of information in a book or a dictionary. Ex: if you don't know a word look it up in the dictionary. 2 meaning: . (of a situation) improve. Ex: "things seemed to be looking up at last" 18/ look up to someone: to respect someone and you wanna be like them. Ex: I really look up to my boss. 19/ look into ( sth.): to investigate something. Ex: the police looked into his business dealing. 20/ look over ( sth.): To examine something usually quickly. Ex: I'll look over the report and let you know if you want to add anything. 21/ look through (sth.) : to read or briefly examine some of the pages of (a book, magazine, etc.) Ex: She was looking through a magazine as she waited in the doctor's office. 2 meaning : to look at the different parts of (a collection or group of things) I looked through all his letters. 22/ come down with: to catch a cold or illness... Ex: they came with Cold. 23/ fight off: to defend oneself against (someone or something) by fighting or struggling : to avoid being harmed or overcome by (someone or something) Ex: she came down with a cold but she was able to fight it off quickly. 24/ pass away: to die. Ex: my mother passed away give years ago. 25/ dip into : to spend some of your money usually it's money that you're saving for specific purpose. Ex: I'll have to dip into my savings 🙁 26/get by : manage with difficulty to live or accomplish something. Ex: even though Tim has been without work for six months they have been getting by . 27/ go without: manage without something one usually has. to live or continue without having (something) Ex: how long can a human being go without sleep? 28/to mentioned or talked about in conversation. Ex: if anything important come up. I'll tell you about it later. 2 meaning: to approach or go towards someone especially if they are on high level than you are . Ex: come up on stage and collect your award. 3 meaning: if something comes up, it becomes available. Ex: a new opportunity has come up and we need to take it. 4 meaning: if a problem or an issue come up , it happens and we need to deal with immediately. Ex: something has just come up so I need to cancel my appointment . 29/ come in : to enter a room or building. Ex: the tv was so loud he didn't notice me come in. 2 meaning: to arrive. Ex: the train come in at Three o'clock. 3 meaning: it can also be used when talking about clothing or fashion. Ex: these shirts come in three colors. 30/ come out : something that was previously unknown and becomes known. Ex: after 10 years the truth finally came out. 2 meaning: to appear. Ex: there was a dead tree coming out of the water.3 meaning: the release of a product. Ex: the New album will come out in Jun. 4 meaning: to go somewhere with someone for a social event. Ex: do you wanna come out with us Friday night. 31/ come on : to hurry up. Ex: come on, we're gonna be late. 2 meaning: to encourage someone. Ex: come on, you can do it . 3 meaning: it's used when you don't believe what someone said. Ex: come on, that's not true! 4 meaning: to start working. Ex: the light in the bathroom just came on. 5 meaning: it's also used when you're referring to a sickness that is just starting to develop. Ex: I think I got a cold coming on. 32/come down: when something moves in a downward direction ⬇️. Ex: there was a big storm last night and many of the trees came down . 2 meaning: it's used when you're talking to someone who is higher than you , perhaps in a tree 🌴. Ex: come down here ! 3 meaning : it's used when something reduces , often the price. Ex: We're coming down everything in-store for the next seven days, so come on by for the best deals in town! 33/ come down on ( someone): to punish someone become they didn't perform as expected. Ex: my Boss came down on me really hard because I didn't finish the report in time. 34/ come over: to describe a movement from a place to another. Ex: why don't you come over My house for dinner? 35/ come back: used when somebody or something returns to a place or an original state. Ex: I'll come back a half and na hour to get you . Ex2: I thought I got rif of my cold bit I think it's coming back. 36/ brush up on : to update or improve skills. Ex: I got the job at the polishing company! But I really need to brush up on my editing skills. 37/ to turn down: to say no to something or refuse. Ex: they offered me a tickes to the conference. But I had to turn them down because it's my son's birthday 🎉 38/cheer up : to improve your mood. Ex: he was very sad so i told him a joke to cheer him up 😊 39/back up : to provide extra support. Ex: she backed up her stories with photographic evidence. 40/ dress up : to wear a fancy dress for specific party or weeding.... Ex: I've got to dress up because I'm going on a date . 41/cook up : to prepare (food) for eating especially quickly. Ex: I can cook up some hamburgers. 2 meaning: to get an idea ready, to do something maybe a surprise party 🤷. Ex: I'm cooking up a plan . interesting. 45/ whip up : to excite (someone or something) : to cause (someone or something) to feel strong emotions about something. Ex: His speech whipped up the crowd. 2 informal : to cause or create (something). Ex: She was trying to whip up some enthusiasm. 3 informal : to produce or prepare (a meal) very quickly. Ex:I can whip a meal up in no time. 46/ dream up : to think of a new idea or to imagine someone new. Ex: I dreamt up an entire neaw plan for the party. 47/Set up : to plan or organise something. Ex: I set up my studio every time I need to film a lesson. 48/ make up : to invent a lie 🤥 or a story. Ex: don't believe her , she always makes up a stories. 2 meaning: to repair your relationship. Ex: Sarah and John had an other argument but they always make up. 49/ come up with: to suggest or think of an idea or solution. Ex: Several of the members have come up with suggestions of their own. 50/heal up : when a surgery get better. Ex: his broken leg healed up really quickly. 51/ sober up : to become less drunk or intoxicated. Ex: coffee and breakfast will help you to sober up. Patch up: to fix something whole again. Ex: I'm going to patch up my the hole in my jumper. So I can wear it 😉 52/ finish up : to complete. Ex: finish up your food. 53/ wrap up : complete, to finish up . Ex: it's almost time to wrap up this lesson . 54/Drink up : finish your drink quickly 56/Eat up : finish your food quickly.
Hi Call Me X! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi donquijotexx! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Mrs Ariyani! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Awel! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Theruni! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Maria! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Yeah, my comment is first for today!!! Hey there Emma! ❤💙I was waiting for you with a huge impatience!!! A gigantic gratitude for these vocabulary lesson! Phrasal verbs are those ones exactly what I really need these days!👍 Because of I decided to revise and remember all of them now in March! Thanks so much! You're blessed by the God!😇
Hi Nour! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hello your lessons are excellent and always helps me to remember and brush up my english skills! Its really important to stay in touch and practising the language! For me grammar and communicating is equally important and essential!! We can see that you put love into your teaching!! Thank you!
Hi Said! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Nazim! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Emma :) How are you doing ? Well, thanks a lot for this cover. When it comes to learning phrasal verbs in an effective way, you're the first teacher who comes to mind :) For me, it's really important to learn phrasal verbs in daily spoken English. They help us understand the native speakers better and have fluency while we're speaking. Many thanks again. Have a nice week. Greetings from Turkey :)
Thank you for the compliment! I'm quite chuffed to hear that! I'm working on a course about phrasal verbs at the moment, so that I can offer my students a deeper mmmEnglish experience with phrasal verbs!
Hi Hakim! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Jadu! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Thank you Emma for this awesome video. Your lessons are always very helpful to enrich our knowledge in English language skills. Phrasal verbs are a big problem for me
Hi Emma, great to watch your video again! 🙋🏻♂️ Phrasal verbs always drive me crazy, there are so many of them! 😬🤦🏻♂️ But I regularly try to use them in my English-speaking live vlogs and podcasts 😁😎 So, with your help I hope we all going to be fluent in speaking real English 😊👍 Big hug from me, stay safe and healthy! 💖 🙌
Hi Marcos! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi George! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hello dear Emma, I am very fortunate to be able to contemplate you and learn from you, I dream of being in Australia in your classroom learning and learning, thank you very much
Hi Torvic! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Buddhi! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
1. Bring Up 2. Get Across (A fact, the feeling, idea, message, meaning, a point, a point of view) 3. Jump In 4. Butt in 5. Blurt Out 6. Get Through To 7. Talk Over 8. Talk Around 9. Shut Down 10. Back Up
Hi Vikas! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Tumaramye! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Thank you more l am like about your lessons for teach phrase verbs some thing attracted to me while listening along with your lesson also many cheer for learning ways thank you so
Hi! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Badass! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Emma ….. I ran into your app a few months ago and I got ro tell ypu I ‘ ve been learning a lot since then… Like the way you speak and how you introduce new topics in English in a very clear and varied way…! Thx so much … Hope you’ll continue doing so….👍
Hi Oscar! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Janusz! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Fotima! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Estarlincito! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Judit! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Isaac! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Sengut! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
@@j.s.b_ For me, it's most important to focus on the meanings and uses that you'll come across regularly, in everyday English - and don't worry about ALL the different meanings until you encounter them in a meaningful way. I've shared a couple of my vocabulary video that will help: ruclips.net/video/Vo6YnNh8dqk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/gkl0FyGaTkY/видео.html
Hi Gurung! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
You are an incredible teacher, I must say here. I have watching your videos for a very long time now but one thing I just recently clicked how good of an actor you are, I mean the way you make sounds with enthusiastically and pitch of your voice is often high on emotional. It easily shows how much important it is for you to not only teach but also you aspire us learn to learn with same passion 👍👍
Hi Vishal! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
You literally saved my life in a way that now I’m starting to find more sense to phrasal verbs and how to use them properly. You’re just the best!. Regards from 🇵🇪!
Hi Jonathan! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Ben! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Tatiana! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Umar! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Knyaw! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Thanks a bunch,absolulely great lesson.Phrasal verbs are very,very important of course most clearly communication,self-fairly speech as much as sound more naturally in the language.
Hi Duc! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi:)! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi! 👋🏼 If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Are there other phrasal verbs you want me to teach you? Let me know in the comments!
📝 Don’t forget to grab the free worksheet I created for you! learn.mmmenglish.com/popular-phrasal-verbs
Download worksheet, Emma
@@ManishSharma-sk2zh you mean instead of 'grab'?
@@mmmEnglish_Emma yes
Hi Emma,could you make a lesson on phrasal verbs that I can use to describe my study activites,like doing hw properly or completing projects?I am a student,so I would like to use phrasal verbs to describe my college activities and also to describe my frustration or enjoyment about these stuffs.I hope I got my points across (I learnt this phrasal verb 'get across' from you😊)
I often hear “rock up” which seems to just mean “arrive”. Is that right?
A little help here guys 🙂👇
1/ bring up : to start discussing something. Ex: let's bring this up at our next meeting.
2/ to get across: when you want to help someone understand something or manage to communicate an idea clearly. Ex: he is not good at getting his ideas across.
3/ jump in : to interrupt , to join a conversation . Ex: jump in if you have any questions.
3/ butt in: to interrupt a conversation or discussion or someone who is talking. Ex: I was speaking with sue after she lost her job, then jim butts in and start talking about his new promotion.
4/ blurt out : to say something you're not supposed to say. it's secret. Ex: I'm sorry I just blurt it out!
5/ get through to: to try to call someone and they don't answer. Ex: I'm trying to get through but there's no answer.
2 meaning: when you are trying to make someone understand what you are trying to say. Ex: it's difficult to get the message through my team because we all work remotely.
5/ to talk over: to discuss a problem or a plan , usually when you're trying to find a solution , it's when you're a little stuck , you've got talk about some more so that you can come to a resolution or to make it clear. Ex: I know you're upset, let's talk it over tonight when you get home.
2 meaning: to speak when someone else is speaking, to intentionally interrupt them. Ex: I don't mean to talk over you, but we have already decided what to do.
6/ talk around: to convince or persuade someone to agree. Ex: I didn't want to go but he succeeded in talking me around.
7/shut down: to stop someone in the middle of the sentence. Ex: it was kinda awkward, she just shut him down mid-sentence.
2 meaning, to close something. Usually permanently, forever. Ex: the restaurant got shut down last year.
8/ back ( someone) up : to give support by telling other people you're agree with something they said or did. Ex: thanks for backing me up during the meeting.
9/ look back on (something): to think about the past. Ex: I tried to look back on the mistakes i made in the past and learn from them.
10/look after (someone): to take care of someone. Ex: who's going to look after your dog when you're away?
11/ look down on ( someone) : to think you're better of someone or treat someone or something as unimportant or not respect worthy. Ex: it's really common for people who value university education to look down on those who don't have degrees.
12/ look for ( something): to try to find something. Ex: I'm looking for my keys.
13/ look forward to (sth): to wait for something and feel excited about it. Ex: I'm looking forward to summer.
14/ look around or round: to visit a place and see what is there or to explore a place. Ex: before i book the venue I'd like to look around, is that okay? 🙈
15/ look out : to be careful. Ex: look out! you're about to knock that glass off the bench.
16/ look out for (so.): to take care of someone. Ex: my nephews are always looking out for each other at school .
17/ look ( something) up: 1 meaning: search for and find a piece of information in a book or a dictionary. Ex: if you don't know a word look it up in the dictionary.
2 meaning: .
(of a situation) improve. Ex:
"things seemed to be looking up at last"
18/ look up to someone: to respect someone and you wanna be like them. Ex: I really look up to my boss.
19/ look into ( sth.): to investigate something. Ex: the police looked into his business dealing.
20/ look over ( sth.): To examine something usually quickly. Ex: I'll look over the report and let you know if you want to add anything.
21/ look through (sth.) : to read or briefly examine some of the pages of (a book, magazine, etc.) Ex: She was looking through a magazine as she waited in the doctor's office. 2 meaning : to look at the different parts of (a collection or group of things) I looked through all his letters.
22/ come down with: to catch a cold or illness... Ex: they came with Cold.
23/ fight off: to defend oneself against (someone or something) by fighting or struggling : to avoid being harmed or overcome by (someone or something) Ex: she came down with a cold but she was able to fight it off quickly.
24/ pass away: to die. Ex: my mother passed away give years ago.
25/ dip into : to spend some of your money usually it's money that you're saving for specific purpose. Ex: I'll have to dip into my savings 🙁
26/get by : manage with difficulty to live or accomplish something. Ex: even though Tim has been without work for six months they have been getting by .
27/ go without: manage without something one usually has. to live or continue without having (something) Ex: how long can a human being go without sleep?
28/to mentioned or talked about in conversation. Ex: if anything important come up. I'll tell you about it later. 2 meaning: to approach or go towards someone especially if they are on high level than you are . Ex: come up on stage and collect your award. 3 meaning: if something comes up, it becomes available. Ex: a new opportunity has come up and we need to take it. 4 meaning: if a problem or an issue come up , it happens and we need to deal with immediately. Ex: something has just come up so I need to cancel my appointment .
29/ come in : to enter a room or building. Ex: the tv was so loud he didn't notice me come in. 2 meaning: to arrive. Ex: the train come in at Three o'clock. 3 meaning: it can also be used when talking about clothing or fashion. Ex: these shirts come in three colors.
30/ come out : something that was previously unknown and becomes known. Ex: after 10 years the truth finally came out. 2 meaning: to appear. Ex: there was a dead tree coming out of the water.3 meaning: the release of a product. Ex: the New album will come out in Jun. 4 meaning: to go somewhere with someone for a social event. Ex: do you wanna come out with us Friday night.
31/ come on : to hurry up. Ex: come on, we're gonna be late. 2 meaning: to encourage someone. Ex: come on, you can do it . 3 meaning: it's used when you don't believe what someone said. Ex: come on, that's not true! 4 meaning: to start working. Ex: the light in the bathroom just came on. 5 meaning: it's also used when you're referring to a sickness that is just starting to develop. Ex: I think I got a cold coming on.
32/come down: when something moves in a downward direction ⬇️. Ex: there was a big storm last night and many of the trees came down . 2 meaning: it's used when you're talking to someone who is higher than you , perhaps in a tree 🌴. Ex: come down here ! 3 meaning : it's used when something reduces , often the price. Ex: We're coming down everything in-store for the next seven days, so come on by for the best deals in town!
33/ come down on ( someone): to punish someone become they didn't perform as expected. Ex: my Boss came down on me really hard because I didn't finish the report in time.
34/ come over: to describe a movement from a place to another. Ex: why don't you come over My house for dinner?
35/ come back: used when somebody or something returns to a place or an original state. Ex: I'll come back a half and na hour to get you . Ex2: I thought I got rif of my cold bit I think it's coming back.
36/ brush up on : to update or improve skills. Ex: I got the job at the polishing company! But I really need to brush up on my editing skills.
37/ to turn down: to say no to something or refuse. Ex: they offered me a tickes to the conference. But I had to turn them down because it's my son's birthday 🎉
38/cheer up : to improve your mood. Ex: he was very sad so i told him a joke to cheer him up 😊
39/back up : to provide extra support. Ex: she backed up her stories with photographic evidence.
40/ dress up : to wear a fancy dress for specific party or weeding.... Ex: I've got to dress up because I'm going on a date .
41/cook up : to prepare (food) for eating especially quickly. Ex: I can cook up some hamburgers. 2 meaning: to get an idea ready, to do something maybe a surprise party 🤷. Ex: I'm cooking up a plan . interesting.
45/ whip up : to excite (someone or something) : to cause (someone or something) to feel strong emotions about something. Ex: His speech whipped up the crowd. 2 informal : to cause or create (something). Ex: She was trying to whip up some enthusiasm. 3 informal : to produce or prepare (a meal) very quickly. Ex:I can whip a meal up in no time.
46/ dream up : to think of a new idea or to imagine someone new. Ex: I dreamt up an entire neaw plan for the party.
47/Set up : to plan or organise something. Ex: I set up my studio every time I need to film a lesson.
48/ make up : to invent a lie 🤥 or a story. Ex: don't believe her , she always makes up a stories. 2 meaning: to repair your relationship. Ex: Sarah and John had an other argument but they always make up.
49/ come up with: to suggest or think of an idea or solution. Ex: Several of the members have come up with suggestions of their own.
50/heal up : when a surgery get better. Ex: his broken leg healed up really quickly.
51/ sober up : to become less drunk or intoxicated. Ex: coffee and breakfast will help you to sober up.
Patch up: to fix something whole again. Ex: I'm going to patch up my the hole in my jumper. So I can wear it 😉
52/ finish up : to complete. Ex: finish up your food.
53/ wrap up : complete, to finish up . Ex: it's almost time to wrap up this lesson .
54/Drink up : finish your drink quickly
56/Eat up : finish your food quickly.
Hi Call Me X! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Thanks
Thanks a lot!
you are an angel! tks
Thanks !
Really very interestint this video, MMM.
Hi donquijotexx! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
I watch your videos repeatedly so that I can brush up on my English in particular phrasal verbs. Thank you Emma!
Very important knowledge....thank you...
Hi Mrs Ariyani! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Emma love!!!
GOD bless You my dear Teacher 🙏!!!
Hi Awel! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Thank you Emma
Hi Theruni! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
You are extremely competent and your voice make me feel melted. Goddess exists.
Respectable Madam Emma, you are great teacher.
Mmmm yeah, I swear whenever I watch your remarkable lessons, I feel peace of mind. So thank you ever so much for making it great.
Thanks, Oscar!
It is so comfortable to listen your lecture and voice.
Thank you Emma,you are perfect !
Hi Maria! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Woooow.!
The best English teacher that I've ever seen her videos.
God bless you
Yeah, my comment is first for today!!! Hey there Emma! ❤💙I was waiting for you with a huge impatience!!!
A gigantic gratitude for these vocabulary lesson! Phrasal verbs are those ones exactly what I really need these days!👍 Because of I decided to revise and remember all of them now in March!
Thanks so much! You're blessed by the God!😇
Awesome! I'm glad I gave you the chance to review some of the most common phrasal verbs and 'brush up on' your skills!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma
Yeah! A great chance, I'd say so!
That's exactly! Thanks for the reply!
Thank you Teacher .
Hi Nour! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hello your lessons are excellent and always helps me to remember and brush up my english skills! Its really important to stay in touch and practising the language!
For me grammar and communicating is equally important and essential!! We can see that you put love into your teaching!! Thank you!
Emma, you're one of the best teachers I've ever met!! Congratulations! Thanks a lot
Hello, Emma. Thanks for this amazing and interesting video. Your video lessons helps me a lot to improve my English.🌸
I’m so glad to hear it that, Ermira - thanks for your message!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma, you are truly the best 👍
Hi Emma.
Thanks a lot for your lessons for as,we improve our English language!You are the best teacher
Best lesson for language teachers. Technical tips for improving language skills. Please keep it continue. Thanks
Hi Said! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
This lesson was very useful.thank you Emma for sharing such an interesting lesson.
It's my pleasure - happy to hear it was useful!
The nk
Lots of inspiration
Hi Nazim! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Dear Emma,
I'm extremely grateful to you.
You're not only a talented tutor,
but a brilliant person as well.
Why is she not talanted tutor?😂
@@DrrsssGerrs NOT ONLY
Be more attentive.
@@olegschwarz6856 She is sensitive too .
Wow!!! Thank you Emma!!!!
Emma thank you very much for this lesson compilation. It's just what I need!
Great! I'm so glad to hear it!
I am looking for a best teacher in RUclips and you are one of them.
Hi Emma :) How are you doing ? Well, thanks a lot for this cover. When it comes to learning phrasal verbs in an effective way, you're the first teacher who comes to mind :) For me, it's really important to learn phrasal verbs in daily spoken English. They help us understand the native speakers better and have fluency while we're speaking. Many thanks again. Have a nice week. Greetings from Turkey :)
Thank you for the compliment! I'm quite chuffed to hear that!
I'm working on a course about phrasal verbs at the moment, so that I can offer my students a deeper mmmEnglish experience with phrasal verbs!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma You’re welcome☺️I’m sure the course is gonna be a live-saver 👍
Thanks so much, how a good singer you are
Hi Hakim! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
i missed you alot hope you are doing good .. love it
I'm doing great, how about you?
@@mmmEnglish_Emma im Good !!
This is a treasure!!! Thank you Emma.
Yeah very nice illustration mam
Hi Jadu! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
You're the best teacher ever Mrs Emma, you're lovely and have a very special charisma, I dearly appreciate you
Thank you Emma for this awesome video. Your lessons are always very helpful to enrich our knowledge in English language skills. Phrasal verbs are a big problem for me
It's my pleasure, Gabriella!
You are a great teacher.
Hi Emma, great to watch your video again! 🙋🏻♂️ Phrasal verbs always drive me crazy, there are so many of them! 😬🤦🏻♂️ But I regularly try to use them in my English-speaking live vlogs and podcasts 😁😎 So, with your help I hope we all going to be fluent in speaking real English 😊👍 Big hug from me, stay safe and healthy! 💖 🙌
That's it Dennis - it's all about *practice*! Once you've used them all a few times, they'll become more natural to use!
Great ,!! Interesting video Emma thank you so much !
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Emma, despite this Crazy world that we live in, i'm happy to see you again, Hope you're well.
Hi Marcos! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Your video is really good source to enrich my vocabulary.
It is quite interesting to watch Emma's teaching English language deeply going into it .
Hi George! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
I really look up to my mom. She is the most stronger woman I have met!
use the strongest instead of the most stronger
Use superlative form of verb, that means you can say 'she is the strongest* woman' instead of most stronger
It is very nice listening your nice voice, and your smile boosts me to study English (I often get discouraged)
Finding the right people to guide you (and keep you motivated) is important! Happy to ENcourage you as much as I can!
This was such an amazing lesson!Thanks a million Emma!❤❤❤
Great! I’m so happy you found it useful!
Hello dear Emma, I am very fortunate to be able to contemplate you and learn from you, I dream of being in Australia in your classroom learning and learning, thank you very much
Hi Torvic! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Thanks for the valuable lesson again 🙂
Out of these 50+, which 5 are mostly used by you while talking to your family members?
Emma I love all your Videos of English lessons. I have greatly benefitted from these VDcOs.
Hi Buddhi! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
1. Bring Up
2. Get Across (A fact, the feeling, idea, message, meaning, a point, a point of view)
3. Jump In
4. Butt in
5. Blurt Out
6. Get Through To
7. Talk Over
8. Talk Around
9. Shut Down
10. Back Up
Hello Emma. Thank you for videos
It's my pleasure - thanks for saying hi!
Hii teacher👩🏫 ☺☺ wassup. Thanks 🙏for such a fabulous lesson.
Hi Vikas! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Quite interesting presentation.
You are really wonderful- dear Emma.
Thanks learn alot from this lesson.
Hi Tumaramye! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Thank you more l am like about your lessons for teach phrase verbs some thing attracted to me while listening along with your lesson also many cheer for learning ways thank you so
Hi! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
I really need brush up on my communication skills. Great Help Thanks.
Thanks Emma 😊🙏🏼
Hi! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
You truly make Learning fun plus your Charming Looks you are the Total Package
Hi Badass! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Thank you Emma for all for your voice for your speak!
First of all a listen your voice, and you help me a lot! Thank you!
Emma u r amazing ....how crystal clear accent u have got...its quite comfortable to understand your lessons...❤
Emma you're the best teacher in the whole world
Emma you're much more than I thought about you. Keep enlightening us
I really love your content it makes me feel a native speaker
Emma ….. I ran into your app a few months ago and I got ro tell ypu I ‘ ve been learning a lot since then… Like the way you speak and how you introduce new topics in English in a very clear and varied way…! Thx so much … Hope you’ll continue doing so….👍
Hi Oscar! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
A great job. Congratulations. I am impressed.
Hi Janusz! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
This is very good topic
Hi Fotima! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
I love this girl ❤️
Hi Estarlincito! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
you are a very great expert so I am very glad to hear you constantly
This lesson is an etalon of your detailed video lessons... As I am taking notes, I started yesterday and finished today. Thank you!
Hi Judit! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Brilliant lesson. Very conscise with clear pronunciation and definitions.
Thank you, Joel!
Most welcome. It has given me some fresh perspectives for use with my own students. I shall recommend your channel.
thank you so much, we learned lots from you and thank you for your heart full episodes that you have prepared.
It's a pleasure to see you
Hi Isaac! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Great Work. Useful for me learn. Thanks.
Hi Sengut! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi there! Miss Emma😊
Thanks for combining it all in a single video! I wanna meet you in the future, you're such an awe-inspiring lady☺😃
I've got an issue with learning vocabulary words. There are multiple meanings of certain words and how to learn and use them. How can I work on that?
I'm glad you liked the compilation video!
@@j.s.b_ For me, it's most important to focus on the meanings and uses that you'll come across regularly, in everyday English - and don't worry about ALL the different meanings until you encounter them in a meaningful way.
I've shared a couple of my vocabulary video that will help:
ruclips.net/video/Vo6YnNh8dqk/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/gkl0FyGaTkY/видео.html
Thanks teacher excellent episode.👍️
Hi Gurung! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
You are an incredible teacher, I must say here. I have watching your videos for a very long time now but one thing I just recently clicked how good of an actor you are, I mean the way you make sounds with enthusiastically and pitch of your voice is often high on emotional. It easily shows how much important it is for you to not only teach but also you aspire us learn to learn with same passion 👍👍
Hi Vishal! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
You literally saved my life in a way that now I’m starting to find more sense to phrasal verbs and how to use them properly. You’re just the best!. Regards from 🇵🇪!
Hi Jonathan! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Great job🙏
Hi Ben! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
You have the gift and talent to teach. You're an amazing teacher💡📚.🤩 Thank you🤗
Thank you Emma! you could launch a new class here every day - I appreciate so much
Hi Tatiana! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Muchas gracias, bien explicado.
Wonderful video Thaks Emma
Thank you!
Nice voice Emma! Thanks alot!
You are an awesome teacher
Really so much nice and useful lesson
Hi Umar! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi thanks Emma your pronounsiation is very clear and you are the best teaching offer for everyone
You're welcome 😊
I’m very interesting to watch your teaching English videos. Thank you very much Emma.
Hi Knyaw! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Very useful phrasal verbs introduced. Thanks, Emma. 😊
Thanks a bunch,absolulely great lesson.Phrasal verbs are very,very important of course most clearly communication,self-fairly speech as much as sound more naturally in the language.
Thank you!!! For your time teaching English!!! I used when I started learning English and now I am very confident talking !!!
I look up to you, you are a good teacher.
Thanks a million from Myanmar 🇲🇲
It's my pleasure!!!
Emma has touched a incredible lesson.
Emma, I look up to you and that's why I am looking forward to you and your lessons!
Thank you for your kind words - that's so lovely to hear!
Superb. I am sure you are enlightening many around the world with alot of your hard work. God bless.
Thank You for the interesting lesson.
Hi Duc! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
❤️
Thanks for the video great way to explain so that it sinks into viewers' mind-well explained.
Thank u EMMA I learning more English from your page and I have been improve from time to time my four skills.
Thank you teacher, you is best Teacher, and very beautiful too!!!!
Hi Emma
You teach In wonderful way and easy to understanding
Okay .. Thank you so much .
Hi:)! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Emma been learning your English teaching thank you have a blessed day.
Nicely Done Thanks for the video maam 👌🌹
Hi! 👋🏼
If you enjoy this, have a look at my new English language channel: learning English by interviewing the people of England!🙏🏼😊🇬🇧 🌱With subtitles!🌱
Hi Emma than you for your work I’m learning a lot English, thank you!
Hi. Thank you so much for your lesson
Thanks a lot.useful lesson👍