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@@DodgeChallengerGuy007 It's my pleasure. RUclips has automatically generated the index, but it seems incomplete in covering all the phrases she brought about. So mine is still of some use.
2:05 account for = to be the explanation or cause for something. 2:42 act out = to express your feelings acting in a disruptive way. 3:09 act up = to cause trouble. 3:46 allow for= to take into consideration. 4:16 answer for= to be held responsible for something. 4:41 apply for= to make a formal request for something. 5:07 back down= to withdraw your position, to step away from a fight. 5:42 back off = to move backwards or become less aggressive. 6:22 back out of = to withdraw from something you've agreed to do. 7:06 back up = to move physically backwards. 7:31 bank on = to base your hopes on something or someone. 8:19 boil down to = to be summarized as. 8:51 block off = to separate or close something. 9:24 blow up = to explode or to get angry. 9:57 blow off = to not show up for something or to ignore someone. 10:38 blow over = to go away, settle or calm down. 11:02 be blown away = to be shocked or greatly impressed. (Its preposition: by) 11:22 break even = to neither gain nor lose money. 11:53 bring up= to mention. 12:17 call for= to require or demand. (Often with recipes) 13:15 call on = to ask someone to do something (Usually favor) 13:37 call out = to point out, challenge, or denounce. 14:17 carry over = to transfer something to a later point in time. 14:46 check out = to look at or investigate. 15:08 check up on = to see if something or someone is ok. 15:34 come around = to reluctantly agree to something or change your mind. 16:00 come after = to pursue or follow. 16:22 crack down on = to enforce laws or punish more severely. 17:01 crack up = to laugh or cause to laugh. 17:45 cut back on = to reduce or lower. 18:14 be cut out for= to naturally be able to do something. 18:57 cut up = to cut into smaller pieces, parts, or sections. 19:15 fall for = to be deceived by something. 19:54 fall in with = to do a job poorly. 20:44 fall down = to get involved with someone or to agree to something. 21:13 fall back on = to have a backup plan when other things fail. 21:52 fall out = to have an argument, to no longer be on good terms. 22:31 fill in 23:01 fill out 23:33 fill up 23:58 give out 24:22 give up on 25:02 give way 25:26 hang on 25:46 hold out 26:31 hold up 27:00 keep off 27:26 keep on 28:25 keep up with 29:10 keep to yourself
Thank you so much for being my favorite native English teacher Vanessa ❤ as always. Managing phrasal verbs is not my thing but I'm still trying them out to know how good my English is. Cutting to the chase, I'm not cut out for being a police officer because I would never want to take risky things such as pursuing dangerous criminals or not having days off due to that stressful job, you know, it isn't my thing. Finally I need to keep on developing and boosting my English skills to achieve the cherished fluency one day. 💪💪💪
I really love your phrasal verbs lessons, and I actually joined a 30-day challenge. I look forward to joining more phrasal verb challenges. It's a lot of fun!
Hello, Venessa. Thank u for every video class that u released in this platform. I am very grateful for that. I Hope to back here in some years and to be fluenty in english or at least have advanced level.
*_Hello Vanessa!🖐 Your videos are always coming in handy for me (not only me, I know it for sure)_* *_I'm eternally grateful to you for the lessons and surely, PDFs! Keep that up!👍_*
Thank you so much for your useful video. I watched this video from beginning to end. I get to know the meaning exactly now before I didn't understand it. Problem is that how long I can remember these phrsal verbs. So, I saved 50 phrsal verbs as well as example sentance into Ahki in order to study over and over again. I really appreciate your effort that will give a lof of help to learner.
Hello Vanessa, I liked what you did for us as your English students. I would like you to make a new PDF includes all these worthy phrases you gave to us. It will help for more focus and practice all of them again and again. Thank you for your kind and valuable classes. Regards, Sam
Professor Vanessa, I can't keep up with you in the scope of English, but I at least keep on keeping on with your help without stop pushing ahead every day.
wow Vanesa ! you gave very much information in just one lesson , your video was amazing and i enjoyed it as well as i learnt a lot of new phrasal verbs all thanks to you .. loved it 🖤.
Hell yeah, I swear she at all times makes my English routine cozier, nevertheless, all things considered, I wholeheartedly believe that it is easier to learn English with you, so thank you ever so much for making it great.
Thanks Vanessa. I'd like to learn more about phrasal verbs in gerenal. Hope to see more of these videos ❤️ Happy New Year btw and hopefully your channel will grow even more in this year 2023!
Great lesson Vanessa! 🔥 ❤️ 👏 Keep up on keeping on. To your question, I'm not cut off to drive an ambulance or a school bus I think it can distract me from driving..
Hi Vanessa! Thank you for such an interesting video, but I was kinda got confused. At 24:55 why did you use "There 's so many good things " There is? many things are plural And pls explain why did you use mostly Present Continuous or Past Continous? maybe you can make a video about that? Tnx a lot, appreciate!
2:04 to account for 2:42 to act out 3:10 to act up 3:47 to allow for 4:17 to answer for 4:43 to apply for 5:07 to back down 5:45 to back off 6:22 to back out of 7:10 to back up 7:31 to bank on 8:11 to boil down to 8:50 to block off 9:25 to blow up 9:59 to blow off 10:39 to blow over 11:03 to blown away 11:22 to break even 11:54 to bring up 12:19 to call for 13:17 to call on 13:37 to call out 14:16 to carry over 14:46 to check out 15:09 to check up on 15:34 to come around 16:00 to come after 16:23 to crack down on 17:01 to crack up 17:46 to cut back on 18:15 to be cut out for 18:57 to cut up 19:15 to fall for 19:55 to fall in with 20:45 to fall down 21:13 to fall back on 21:51 to fall out 22:32 to fill in 23:05 to fill out 23:34 to fill up 23:57 to give out 24:23 to give up on 25:03 to give way 25:26 to hang on 25:47 to hold out 26:31 to hold up 27:01 to keep off 27:28 to keep on 28:26 to keep up with 29:13 to keep to yourself.
Hi Vanessa how you doin' ?, great video Vanessa, that was a good explanation of the meaning of all those phrasal verbs, by the way, would you be so kind to explain to us the difference or differences between a phrasal verb and an idiom ? I ask you this because I still get a little confused on what exactly is an idiom and a phrasal verb, I know that a phrasal verb is composed of a common verb and a preposition or particle, just like you said in the video and sometimes an adjective or adverb, as far as I know. BUT. Must idioms have a preposition or particle ?. Thanks in advance for the answers Vanessa.
For me, most of the phrasal verb are idioms due to lot of them can be switched by a single stronger verb but the single stronger verb is less used by the native speakers beacause this is less natural. Especially in the every day life.
As far as I know, phrasal verbs are different from idioms, but I made the question because I want Vanessa to ratify it or rectify it, an idiom might have a phrasal verb but that doesn't mean they're the same, like in this example ; -" I have to PUT UP WITH his behavior." # this is a phrasal verb. - "Every cloud has a silver lining" # this is an idiom and a saying or proverb at the same time and as you can see it's got no phrasal verb in it. Thanjs for reading my comment. -
@@fredylopez2477 Yes, from what I understand, that's the difference. An idiom is often metaphorical ("You rock" does not mean that you are actually a rock) and a phrasal verb uses a Verb + Preposition ("stand up to"). But often these "English grammar" words are somewhat liquid and can be used in multiple situations. Hope this helps! 😊
I'm so glad to learn from your video I really love it Thank you sister for teaching us through u tube And today I got to learn from this video is TO BOIL DOWN TO ,TO BANK ON, To blow up,to blow off that's it ...🥺
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thanks for your effort really appreciate it but i can't see your free PDF worksheet lol but "built with Convertkit"
🥰 Thanks! Have a very nice day!
hi teacher im from dominican republic and thank you for teaching me ☺
Vanessa y're the best teacher
WOWOW! new video just came out! You are awesome!
I like the way you usually teach us.
0:00 (the head)
2:05 account for
2:42 act out
3:09 act up
3:46 allow for
4:16 answer for
4:41 apply for
5:07 back down
5:42 back off
6:22 back out of
7:06 back up
7:31 bank on
8:19 boil down to
8:51 block off
9:24 blow up
9:57 blow off
10:38 blow over
11:02 be blown away
11:22 break even
11:53 bring up
12:17 call for
13:15 call on
13:37 call out
14:17 carry over
14:46 check out
15:08 check up on
15:34 come around
16:00 come after
16:22 crack down on
17:01 crack up
17:45 cut back on
18:14 be cut out for
18:57 cut up
19:15 fall for
19:54 fall in with
20:44 fall down
21:13 fall back on
21:52 fall out
22:31 fill in
23:01 fill out
23:33 fill up
23:58 give out
24:22 give up on
25:02 give way
25:26 hang on
25:46 hold out
26:31 hold up
27:00 keep off
27:26 keep on
28:25 keep up with
29:10 keep to yourself
Thank you for taking the time to do this!
@@DodgeChallengerGuy007 It's my pleasure. RUclips has automatically generated the index, but it seems incomplete in covering all the phrases she brought about. So mine is still of some use.
thanks a lot:)
Got it 👍🏻.
2:05 account for = to be the explanation or cause for something.
2:42 act out = to express your feelings acting in a disruptive way.
3:09 act up = to cause trouble.
3:46 allow for= to take into consideration.
4:16 answer for= to be held responsible for something.
4:41 apply for= to make a formal request for something.
5:07 back down= to withdraw your position, to step away from a fight.
5:42 back off = to move backwards or become less aggressive.
6:22 back out of = to withdraw from something you've agreed to do.
7:06 back up = to move physically backwards.
7:31 bank on = to base your hopes on something or someone.
8:19 boil down to = to be summarized as.
8:51 block off = to separate or close something.
9:24 blow up = to explode or to get angry.
9:57 blow off = to not show up for something or to ignore someone.
10:38 blow over = to go away, settle or calm down.
11:02 be blown away = to be shocked or greatly impressed. (Its preposition: by)
11:22 break even = to neither gain nor lose money.
11:53 bring up= to mention.
12:17 call for= to require or demand. (Often with recipes)
13:15 call on = to ask someone to do something (Usually favor)
13:37 call out = to point out, challenge, or denounce.
14:17 carry over = to transfer something to a later point in time.
14:46 check out = to look at or investigate.
15:08 check up on = to see if something or someone is ok.
15:34 come around = to reluctantly agree to something or change your mind.
16:00 come after = to pursue or follow.
16:22 crack down on = to enforce laws or punish more severely.
17:01 crack up = to laugh or cause to laugh.
17:45 cut back on = to reduce or lower.
18:14 be cut out for= to naturally be able to do something.
18:57 cut up = to cut into smaller pieces, parts, or sections.
19:15 fall for = to be deceived by something.
19:54 fall in with = to do a job poorly.
20:44 fall down = to get involved with someone or to agree to something.
21:13 fall back on = to have a backup plan when other things fail.
21:52 fall out = to have an argument, to no longer be on good terms.
22:31 fill in
23:01 fill out
23:33 fill up
23:58 give out
24:22 give up on
25:02 give way
25:26 hang on
25:46 hold out
26:31 hold up
27:00 keep off
27:26 keep on
28:25 keep up with
29:10 keep to yourself
It's quite easy to absorb the knowledge in your vid. You're a hidden teaching master!
Thanks for your great job. It's amazing to learn more english from a native speaker. I really appreciate your pronunciation. I am from Morocco 🇲🇦.
Thank you so much for being my favorite native English teacher Vanessa ❤ as always. Managing phrasal verbs is not my thing but I'm still trying them out to know how good my English is. Cutting to the chase, I'm not cut out for being a police officer because I would never want to take risky things such as pursuing dangerous criminals or not having days off due to that stressful job, you know, it isn't my thing. Finally I need to keep on developing and boosting my English skills to achieve the cherished fluency one day. 💪💪💪
Very clear pronounce to understand & learn English easily.
Your way of teaching is really helpful. Vanessa.👏thanks very much
I really love your phrasal verbs lessons, and I actually joined a 30-day challenge. I look forward to joining more phrasal verb challenges. It's a lot of fun!
You are the most energetic and friendly English teacher. the only one that keeps me from getting bored while learning English. Greetings!!
you are amazingly energetic! I can't believe! you are teaching 50 phrasal verbs restlessly.
Hello, Venessa. Thank u for every video class that u released in this platform. I am very grateful for that. I Hope to back here in some years and to be fluenty in english or at least have advanced level.
Thank you so much. Vanessa, you are amazing. God bless you.
Love your phrasal verbs videos! They are so helpful and yet really fun to watch! Thank you Vanessa❤
I'm so glad that you love these phrasal verb videos!😊❤
*_Hello Vanessa!🖐 Your videos are always coming in handy for me (not only me, I know it for sure)_*
*_I'm eternally grateful to you for the lessons and surely, PDFs! Keep that up!👍_*
Thank you so much for your useful video.
I watched this video from beginning to end.
I get to know the meaning exactly now before I didn't understand it.
Problem is that how long I can remember these phrsal verbs.
So, I saved 50 phrsal verbs as well as example sentance into Ahki in order to study over and over again.
I really appreciate your effort that will give a lof of help to learner.
Greetings from the Dominican Republic and thank you very much Banessa for teaching me. I love your way of teaching since I have improved a lot.
We love you Vanessa. You are an angel and the best teacher
I love this channel.. I learn new things... Vanessa made us think before giving the answer which is great 😊
Vanessa, this is an amazing video!! Thank you so much!! ♥️ I've been waiting for phrasal verbs like these for so long!! You've just made my day! 😃
Dear teacher, I've gone to many English classes before, but you are the best. Thanks a million 🌺🌿🙏
These phrasal verbs are very helpful. thanks Vanessa.
thanks so much my lovely teacher ms Vanessa. always health and safety your family together.
Thanks a bunch for clearing up such a compulsory verbs.
Hello Vanessa Thank you so much for teaching us phrasel verbs is one best way by to learn with you.
You did a great job teaching this useful lesson.
You rocked it out of the ballpark dear Vanessa.
Hello Vanessa,
I liked what you did for us as your English students.
I would like you to make a new PDF includes all these worthy phrases you gave to us.
It will help for more focus and practice all of them again and again.
Thank you for your kind and valuable classes.
Regards,
Sam
Thank a million Vanessa. You're amazing.. The way you're explaining the things is fascinating and catchy
Hi friends! It is very useful phrasal verb!
..you are one in a million..can't say enough to thank you..
You're such an amazing teacher, Vanessa 😍♥️✌️
Hey iam from iraq Kurdistan and iam an architect I am an beginning with you thanks for being with us ♥️🌺🌺🌺
Somali 🇸🇴 students are greating you dear teacher. We love your mazing speaking
Thanks alot❤️🙏
Your way of teaching is very good and useful❤
Hey Vanessa 😊😊
can I use this phrases for writing?
Or only for speaking?
Thank you 🙋🏻♀️
thank you so much for this video! Can you tell me what's the difference between "check out" and "check up on" is?
Professor Vanessa, I can't keep up with you in the scope of English, but I at least keep on keeping on with your help without stop pushing ahead every day.
You always crack me up by your way talk, and I love your smile ❤️
ammmazing phrasal verbs. here s a question: is cut back on the same as cut down on????
wow Vanesa ! you gave very much information in just one lesson , your video was amazing and i enjoyed it as well as i learnt a lot of new phrasal verbs all thanks to you .. loved it 🖤.
Thank you, Vanessa
I am with you in this morning for studying English
You're a great teacher, your teaching skills are really amazing👍😍
You are the best teacher ever 🌹
Wow from 3 month i improved my english a lots thank you😊 mam for your beautiful 😊❤lesson
It is very useful phrasal verb, thank you very much for lession
Thank you so much for offering such good lessons.
thank u for teaching us the real English ❤
Keep on the Great teaching lesson. Mrs Vanessa.
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Hell yeah, I swear she at all times makes my English routine cozier, nevertheless, all things considered, I wholeheartedly believe that it is easier to learn English with you, so thank you ever so much for making it great.
Thank you so much for your content! You're just cut out for teaching!
Most sincere teacher .
I agree with you
Excellent teaching!!
Thanks Vanessa. I'd like to learn more about phrasal verbs in gerenal. Hope to see more of these videos ❤️
Happy New Year btw and hopefully your channel will grow even more in this year 2023!
I love this woman ❤ she explains very well 👏🏻
Thank you very much ma'am..It's been really helpful..
I like this. Thank you so much. Teacher. Congratulations 🎉
Another video of our loved pharsal verbs. Thank you.
AS AN EFL TEACHER MYSELF, I'VE FOUND OUT THIS IS A PAIN IN THE NECK FOR A LOT OF STUDENTS...HOWEVER, I FIND THIS CONTENT REALLY USEFUL.KEEP IT UP👍🏻
Great lesson Vanessa! 🔥 ❤️ 👏
Keep up on keeping on.
To your question, I'm not cut off to drive an ambulance or a school bus I think it can distract me from driving..
Spend time with my family in the countryside 🤗🤗 Thanks a lot for your Video 🤗🤗👍👍
Great teacher!! I Love the way you teach.
Thanks Vanessa your videos are really helpful ❤❤❤
Thank you and happy weekend Vanessa 👍
You are is the best best best teacher in the world ✨
Thank you very much for your good dealing with as .
Hello teacher Vanessa, your vídeos are inclible!
Thanks for going over so many phrasal verbs
Thank you very much for the great effort. Well done. Keep up the good work. You are wonderful.
You are the most unforgetable teacher . You are the boss ❤️🫶🤗
What a splendid lesson!
Really nice lesson, and for free, thank you so much Vanessa!!
I am from India. your teaching style is second to none. I am your big fan
You are a lovely teacher
Thanks for a useful lesson, I really love it !!!
Les Phrasal verbs sont très interessants pour apprendre vite et améliorer son niveau.
it's very difficult, but so useful. Thank you
Thank you for everything Vanessa
Thanks, Vanessa. I'll keep it on.
As usual amazing lesson I always wait for your lesson impatiently
She's my favorite teacher She's an exceptionnel teacher
Well you're a great teach and you're really amazing
Thanks for you
Hi Vanessa! Thank you for such an interesting video, but I was kinda got confused. At 24:55 why did you use "There 's so many good things " There is? many things are plural
And pls explain why did you use mostly Present Continuous or Past Continous? maybe you can make a video about that? Tnx a lot, appreciate!
Merry Christmas dear Vanessa and friends around the world🙏
You are great again! I like your lessons so much!
Venessa, please make videos about phrasal verbs sorted by prepositions🙏🏻
Very useful for daily conversation. Great 👍👍
always marvelous teacher vanessa
Thank you lovely teacher! So I have to keep on keeping on learn English :)
Great video Vanessa. Thanks a lot
excellent lesson thank you very much
2:04 to account for
2:42 to act out
3:10 to act up
3:47 to allow for
4:17 to answer for
4:43 to apply for
5:07 to back down
5:45 to back off
6:22 to back out of
7:10 to back up
7:31 to bank on
8:11 to boil down to
8:50 to block off
9:25 to blow up
9:59 to blow off
10:39 to blow over
11:03 to blown away
11:22 to break even
11:54 to bring up
12:19 to call for
13:17 to call on
13:37 to call out
14:16 to carry over
14:46 to check out
15:09 to check up on
15:34 to come around
16:00 to come after
16:23 to crack down on
17:01 to crack up
17:46 to cut back on
18:15 to be cut out for
18:57 to cut up
19:15 to fall for
19:55 to fall in with
20:45 to fall down
21:13 to fall back on
21:51 to fall out
22:32 to fill in
23:05 to fill out
23:34 to fill up
23:57 to give out
24:23 to give up on
25:03 to give way
25:26 to hang on
25:47 to hold out
26:31 to hold up
27:01 to keep off
27:28 to keep on
28:26 to keep up with
29:13 to keep to yourself.
This comment should gain more likes 🤓 . Thanks a lot
Thanks for taking your time to do😮
Vanessa you are the best.Many thanks from Russia
Hi Vanessa how you doin' ?, great video Vanessa, that was a good explanation of the meaning of all those phrasal verbs, by the way, would you be so kind to explain to us the difference or differences between a phrasal verb and an idiom ? I ask you this because I still get a little confused on what exactly is an idiom and a phrasal verb, I know that a phrasal verb is composed of a common verb and a preposition or particle, just like you said in the video and sometimes an adjective or adverb, as far as I know.
BUT.
Must idioms have a preposition or particle ?.
Thanks in advance for the answers Vanessa.
For me, most of the phrasal verb are idioms due to lot of them can be switched by a single stronger verb but the single stronger verb is less used by the native speakers beacause this is less natural. Especially in the every day life.
As far as I know, phrasal verbs are different from idioms, but I made the question because I want Vanessa to ratify it or rectify it, an idiom might have a phrasal verb but that doesn't mean they're the same, like in this example ;
-" I have to PUT UP WITH his behavior."
# this is a phrasal verb.
- "Every cloud has a silver lining"
# this is an idiom and a saying or proverb at the same time and as you can see it's got no phrasal verb in it. Thanjs for reading my comment.
-
@@fredylopez2477 Yes, from what I understand, that's the difference. An idiom is often metaphorical ("You rock" does not mean that you are actually a rock) and a phrasal verb uses a Verb + Preposition ("stand up to"). But often these "English grammar" words are somewhat liquid and can be used in multiple situations. Hope this helps! 😊
Sir
Like these sentences how to decide which verb use after
"What you are doing" is /are
Is or are
Vanessa always helps us up!
'Helps us out' not 'up' Kitkat :)
I'm so glad to learn from your video
I really love it
Thank you sister for teaching us through u tube
And today I got to learn from this video is TO BOIL DOWN TO ,TO BANK ON, To blow up,to blow off that's it ...🥺
Hi maam i am Indian your teaching style is amazing🤩