Time Phrasal Verbs: 12 Useful Phrasal Verbs to Talk about Time in English! ⏰
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- Hang on! A great chance to learn time phrasal verbs lies ahead! These days many people are pressed for time, but if you take the time to squeeze in this lesson between tasks, it will help you to improve your English fluency. In today’s English vocabulary lesson you will learn more than 12 common phrasal verbs to help talk about time in English.
Phrasal verbs are used all the time, and are a great way to improve your English! The time phrasal verbs in today’s English lesson are guaranteed to help you increase your English communication skills and speak English fluently!
English Grammar Tip: Remember that a phrasal verb is a verb (an action word) plus a preposition (in, on, at, from, etc..) that come together to create a new unique phrase in English. The phrasal verbs in today’s lesson are all commonly used to discuss time in English.
Understanding these time English expressions that are used by native speakers is essential! Many of the time phrasal verbs in this lesson are specifically used to talk about the passing of time, which is very helpful in English conversations. The time phrasal verbs included in this English lesson with example sentences are:
1. Drag on
2. Run out
3. Pressed for
4. Fit in / Squeeze in
5. Lie ahead
6. Think back on / Think back to
7. Take someone back
8. Date back
9. Go by / Pass by
10. Hurry up
11. Hold up
12. Hang on
By the end of today’s English lesson you will have learned more than 12 time phrasal verbs and lots of time vocabulary for sounding like a native English speaker. This lesson will to help you improve your English vocabulary and teach you useful phrasal verbs to talk about time. Thank you for watching, “Time Phrasal Verbs: 12 Useful Phrasal Verbs to Talk about Time in English!” I hope these English phrasal verbs will be useful for you as you improve your English and talk about time. Good luck with your English studies!
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Question of the Day: What is something that takes you back to your childhood? ⏰
Hi JeN！
You look absolutely stunning in that wedding dress！
I'm sure your wedding was a splendid and unforgettable one．
You sang the song ‘ Arigatou (ありがとう) ’ beautifully．
As you may know，the song is sung by ‘ Ikimonogakari (いきものがかり) ’ ．The music group has three members，but Mr. Yamashita is going to leave the group in going on two months．
Speaking of my childhood，I seldom remember it because a lot of water has flowed under the bridge since then．
We've been having school reunions every five years on the whole．When we get together，I tend to have same kind of conversation with my friends．However，school reunions take me back to my childhood．After this terrible pandemic is over，I'd like to see my friends face to face at a school reunion someday in the near future．
I've got a COVID-19 vaccine Moderna intramuscular injection three days ago．Fortunately，I had no symptoms of side effects from the inoculation．The second shot is scheduled on July 15th.
Have a good one！
Ikuo
Hi Ikuo 🌞. Thanks for your nice comment and compliment ☺️. My husband and I have been married for almost 9 years now, but the memory of our wedding is so fresh in my mind that it feel much more recent than that, but at the same time I can't even imagine my life without him 😁. How long have you and your wife been married for?
🎶 Actually, I am surprised by your comment about Ikimonogari since I thought the group broke up back in 2017. I had no idea that they were still together😅. I discovered the group when I lived in Japan and really liked their music. 🤩
That's so cool that you have school reunions. Are your school reunions for high school, jr. high, or elementary school? I think it would be great to have a reunion with my old classmates, but I lost touch with a most of my previous classmates once I had started university and moved to Toronto. I hope you will enjoy a wonderful reunion once the pandemic is finally over ✨.
Speaking of the pandemic, I am glad to hear that everything went well with your first dose of the covid vaccine 👍🏻.
@@JeNsJyugyou Hi JeN！Thank you for your heartfelt comment also this time．I really appreciate it．
Our school reunions are both for high school and jr. high．
But，unfortunately many friends went six feet under．
Your favorite music group Ikimonogakari once had paused their activities for about a year．Now they have come back and are standing on the front line．I love their songs especially ‘ Kaze ga fuiteiru (The wind is blowing) ’．As you may know，Yoshiki Mizuno is really something as a composer．He has been providing quite a few songs to other singers and music groups．
Have a good one！
Ikuo
I am sorry to hear about the loss of your friends, but glad that you are still gathering together with previous classmates after all this time🌸. Thank you for the information about Ikimonogakari 🎶 🤗.
Thanks teacher !
Thanks
thanks a bunch!
Thank you Mrs.Jen for this phrasal verbs.
Watching classic cartoons takes me back to my childhood!
The time flies by, but memories last forever.
Definitively love your videos. Thanks!
Thanks so much for your kind words, Miguel ☺️. I'm so glad to hear you enjoy my English lessons 🤗.
When I’m at my moms and I’m playing an old record on her pick-up, it takes me back to my childhood. Especially records of ABBA or Roy Orbison. I love listening to old records. ❤️
Great video! Thank you so much.
Hi Kathy 🌸. Thanks for your nice comment. I am glad this time phrasal verb lesson was helpful 🤗.
Hi ms Jen. Really you are the best thank you so much for all videos that you made. You have a magic eys.
You're so kind, Sameer 🌸☺️. Thank you for your extremely nice comment🤗. I am very happy that you enjoy my English lessons here on TH-cam 😁✨💐.
Useful video Thanks Madam
Thanks, Amith ☺️. I am glad to hear you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson 🤗💐.
0:45 drag on❤ 1:20 run out of time 🎉 1:49 pressed for times/money😅 2:18 fit in /squeeze in 😢2:51 lie ahead😊 3:15 think back on/to😅 3:46 take s.o. Back 4:21 date back😮 4:47 go by/pass by 5:11 hurry up 5:34 hold up 6:06 hang on😮🎉❤ 6:43 question of the day
0:46 drag on 1:19 run out 1:49 pressed for 2:15 fit in/squeeze in 2:53 lie ahead 3:14 think back 3:41 take someone back 4:36 date back 4:46 go by/pass by 5:13 hurry up 5:33 hold up 6:08 hang on 6:45 question of the day
East or West teacher jen is the best 🙏🏻🙏🏻 I will tell you everybody that follow her TH-cam videos it's really helpful for you 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you so much for your lovely comment, Vidharv 😃💐. That is very kind of you ☺️. I'm overjoyed to hear that you like my lessons so much 😁. Thanks for your encouragement and support 🤩.
Hello!JeN🌈🤗
When I meet a friend since elementary school.
My friend takes me back to my childhood🧒🏻🤝👧🏻
Hi Hiromi 🌸😎. Ah yes, meeting friends from elementary school can really take us back to our childhood 😁👍🏻.
Hi jen i'm the first comment your video, I'm so happy. Greetings
🎉 Hi Juan 🤗. That's great👍🏻. I like your enthusiasm for studying English together and appreciate your nice comment 🤩.
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Thanks ☺️
Hi teacher
When I watch tom and jerry
Other cartoon show's they take back to my childhood
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Thanks for watching ⏰🤗
@@JeNsJyugyou
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Tom and Jerry is such a classic 😁🐈⬛ 🐭.
@@JeNsJyugyou
Yes teacher
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My childhood toys take me back to that period in time.
Do you teach Japanese/ Nihongo also ?
Hi Aditya 😎. Thanks for asking🤗. Unfortunately, I am only at a level N3 on the JLPT so I don't think I am qualified enough to teach Japanese at this time. Maybe if I improve my skills more (Kanji is killer)😅. A really helpful set of Japanese textbooks that I used to help myself study is Minna no Nihongo: amzn.to/3zLwRi4 🇯🇵 🇨🇦 I wish you the best of luck with your language studies ✨.
Actually, N1 is the highest and most advanced level for the JLPT😅. It's backwards, I know, but the Japanese language proficiency test starts at level N5 as a beginner level and then counts backwards to the hardest level 😁.
In terms of speaking Japanese, one of my favourite TH-camrs who teaches Japanese is Hitoki @Onomappu. He teaches a lot of Japanese onomatopoeia which are not actually taught in textbooks, but are used often in actual Japanese conversations 👍🏻.
Another textbook I found helpful was Japanese for Busy People: amzn.to/3gMcAQS , maybe that's the one you're thinking of. I've never used it, but I've heard good things about Genki : amzn.to/3gPsom2 📚
And yes, I agree... kanji is the most difficult part 🤓
I totally understand about being in a plateau with language learning. It's happened to me many times and I often see it happen with my students, too. The key is to not get discouraged and try approaching the language from a new perspective or focusing on a different skill. Don't give up! 💪
Congrats on mastering katakana and hiragana, that's over 100 new characters right there 🎉! I remember being so excited once I got those two down and could read simple menus in Japanese 😅. Keep up the good work ✨.
Speaking and conversation can be quite difficult if you're unable to find someone to practice speaking with. I was lucky to have the privilege of living in Japan for four years while working as an English teacher at a local high school. I was able to make many Japanese friends and practice my speaking with them...one of my Japanese friends and I became very close and now he's my husband 😉.
Although grammar is obviously somewhat important for communication, vocabulary and confidence are the two most important things that are needed 😎. In addition, being able to think in your target language is key since taking the time to translate everything while speaking takes too long and isn't an effective. I've made a video about how to think in English to improve English fluency, but from experience I know the same advice is also helpful for learning Japanese: th-cam.com/video/xpifJO8mxFE/w-d-xo.html 🤗
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Hello Marcos 😁. Have a nice day ⏰.
Playing with the friends in streets at night when light goes up. All friends hidden in the dark and one person find all call him with names. If anyone people who hidden in dark touch the person who gave "potha" again
When my children are playing in front of me, they take me back to my childhood years 😢.
Hi Abdul 🤗. That's so sweet 😉✨👍🏻.