Improve your vocabulary / Learn American English / Phrasal Verbs: bail on vs. bail out

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Amazing video! Every created scene for our understanding. That makes the phrasal verbs more understandable. Thank you so much!

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I have heard "released on bail" in Law&Crime kind of videos. Bail on and bail as leave is something new to me. Thanks

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How much I love your videos ❤
I bailed him out then bailed on him

[@MedX16]

Thank you for all these valuable information, however my previous knowledge about the word bail lies in it use in case of a government helping companies to face financial difficulties where we hear or read the term « bail out » in the news or in a newspaper.

[@azizaachylova8633]

Teacher can you please 🙏 write it down when you speaking or making examples thank you

[@rosariocastagna9270]

Great lesson as usually, l bailed out Friends sometime but when i needed their help they bailed on me!😢

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[@vladimirbaloyan440]

Sorry, it's "he's gotta bail or got a bail?? I'm asking cuz the TH-cam is typing".. got a bail"

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Can you explain the difference between "the next" and just "next"

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Has anyone told you that you look like Michael J Fox from back to the future or is it just me ?

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

I have learned: “Bail on” and “in the lurch” ..

[@rousselinpierrelouis7813]

I am the second

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I love 💕 your video but please 🙏 make a video with the bad word "nigga"how can we use it

[@dexcruz-cu6zo]

I didn't know bailing somebody out comes with that. Trust them, pay, get them to court, money gets back.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

eventually everyone bails on chronically ill people

[@maskup3661]

I needed help, my friend bailed on me he left me in the lurch