Phrasal Verbs #6 - Weather - Speaking Practice with Native Teachers to Improve Your English Skills
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🌧️☀️ Welcome Back to High Level Listening! Today's episode dives into the dynamic world of weather through the lens of English phrasal verbs. Whether it's shining, raining, or freezing, mastering these phrases will not only enhance your vocabulary but also your confidence in everyday conversations.
🔹 What You'll Learn:
Essential Weather Phrasal Verbs: Discover phrasal verbs that native speakers commonly use to describe various weather conditions.
Pronunciation Practice: Perfect your pronunciation and fluency by repeating phrases after us, catering to both American and British accents.
🔹 Episode Highlights:
Detailed Explanations: Each phrasal verb is broken down with clear definitions and multiple example sentences.
Interactive Learning: Engage actively by repeating phrases and comparing usage differences between American and British English.
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Share your thoughts and your new learnings in the comments! Which phrasal verb was new to you? How often do you discuss the weather in English? Let's practice together and expand our weather-related vocabulary.
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Thank for your grate support to improve my speaking ability .❤
You're welcome 😊
Thank you for the video!
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!
thanks so much both of you.
Our pleasure - thanks for studying with us once again!
Thank you so much guys for your efforts for us
Our pleasure! Thanks for being here with us again!
Excellent as usual !!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks Kat and Mark. It's fun to practice with you both. I really have 'warmed up' in taking back my english. Blessings.
Amazing!! I’m glad you’ve warmed up to us 🥰🥵 hahaha
Thank you❤. I love all of them. Clean up, rain off, died down, let up,warming up., pour down😊
Amazing! Thanks so much for joining us in class today!
Thanks for your help and effort
You're very welcome! Thanks so much!
Very helpful and fruitful. Thank you so much
You're very welcome!
Thank you all so much for such an interesting class. It's really is great!!
We’re so happy you liked it! ☺️
Chucking it down is soon nice
Glad you liked it! :)
Thank you so much ❤❤
Always welcome!
Good evening MARK. Whatever man can say, a good sunny day is more beautiful than a misty one .isn't it ? Come and visit our country you'll enjoy many sunny days (MARRAKECH. AGADIR are famous cities with 300 days to bask in the sun
Sounds lovely! Thanks for the invite!
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Thanks for studying with us once more!
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Very useful. I only knew 3 phrase verbs. Now, I learned some more about the weather.👌🏼
Glad to hear that! Well done for studying so hard!
Thanks! useful phase as always , I appreciated it
Thanks so much Ken! We really appreciate you!
Fantastic as always ❤❤❤❤Thank you so very much Mr mark and Ms kat for this amazing work
Thanks so much for your kind words! We ars really grateful for your support!
Hi, Mr.Mark and Ms Kat as usual you shared most important lesson for us I learned chucking it down, pouring down ....etc. thank you very much and wish you good luck.
Our pleasure! Thanks so much for studying with us!
Hi teachers, really good job,thanks a lot for this video
Thank you! 😃
Im weak in phrasal verbs when compared to other chapters of English plz upload more vedios thankyou soooo much this vedio helped me a lot🎉
www.youtube.com/@highlevellistening/playlists - Check out our Phrasal Verbs playlist!
@@highlevellistening thankyou soooo much 😍😍😍😍
Students don't learn this in any textbook. Thanks a lot for the lesson. I like "die down / let up".
Brits especially have lots and lots of words for the rain 😂 but we get it! You hear a lot of words on TV that you learn from textbooks, but there’s wayyy more that we use instead with our friends. Thanks for joining us today!
Please add this video to playlist because I’m not able to view them like a video list during running or ridiong on a bike.
Hi there - this episode is on the Phrasal Verb playlist with the others. Does this link work? th-cam.com/video/l_7QfM02TZo/w-d-xo.html
good evening MARK . in the last lesson about weather you didn't speak to us of the mist in ENGLAND
Haha it can definitely get misty in the UK, especially in the mornings in the countryside. Some people think it's very beautiful, some people think it's kind of scary 😅
good evening MISS KAT ; do you like going to fisch when it's clear and suning. i"m very found of fishing and i have been using to go and fish since i was young for more than 65 years
That sounds lovely! Personally I've only been fishing a couple of times and I had fun!
So beneficial
That's so great to hear! Thanks for studying with us once again!
Hi my lovely teachers!!
Can we say -The river has dried up. Or we should say the river is dried up.
Good question!
I think it depends on when it happened.
If it recently changed, or it's seasonal (i.e. it frequently dries up before filling up with water every year): "The river has dried up. We've had a really dry summer this year."
But if the water went away a while ago, and you think the water is never coming back: "The river is dried up. No one can go fishing here anymore :( "
Hope that makes sense!
Thank you ever so much for this helpful lesson.
Does the phrasal verb (blow over)have another meaning than the one you talked about during this helpful episode?
I mean regarding wind.
Cuz I heard this
/Barely had we pitched our tent when a gust of wind blew it over./
Very good question, and yes!
If the wind flips something over or turns it upside down, it can "blow it over". This isn't a phrasal verb exactly, because it's literally happening, but it's a good phrase to know!
So helpful reply
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The rain was heavily all night.
I hope you stayed dry!
@@highlevellistening yes, it was especially hot today. The Summer arrived to our region by the train 🤣
I really enjoy the way both of you teach English. Instead of saying the storm died down, can we say the storm eased off and the rain is easing off? Instead of saying it's really chucking it down, can we say it's really bucketing down or the rain is really coming down in buckets or it's really coming down? I am sure native speakers don't like the idiomatic expression it's raining cats and dogs.
Good suggestions! You can definitely say: "The storm eased [off]." OR "The rain eased [up]."
We have discussed doing a whole episode on all the British expressions to talk about rain because there are so many 😅
- It's bucketing down
- It's coming down in buckets
- It's coming down in sheets!
- It's hammering it down. 🔨
- It's really coming down.
and there are more!
"It's raining cats and dogs" is more often used ironically these days because you are right, it has become a bit cliche. Native speakers don't really say it sincerely, but as a joke. I even heard it on the news and in a recent TV show - so it's still out there. It's one that's good to know just in case.
Thanks a lot 🎉
Thanks for explaining.