Ready for more phrasal verbs? My latest phrasal verb video will teach you 13 common phrasal verbs about ANIMALS! Learn expressions like "bear with", "chicken out", "horse around", and more. th-cam.com/video/g-JohlZ86Zw/w-d-xo.html
Brendon Carvalhaes Hey, I'm from Brazil too. Learning English in Brazil is not a easy thing, but we'll take on this challenge and try to do this ! Good luck!!
i'm french and my goal is to become as good as a native and your videos are excellent they help me a lot ! also it is crazy how many french words there is in english ^^^protégé comes from protéger (to protect) ;)
I've been watching many lessons of yours. They're almost helpful, indeed. I love your voice and the way you simplify the difficulties in learning English. Nice work!!! I'd love to see and talk to you in person.
Allen Lee Hi Allen. Well, I think it would, at least for me. And I'm not native. But OK, it'd be nice if he wrote them on the board as well. For me, the most important was the examples he gave as explanations.
I am a passive english, and when I came across Adam's channel, I was like... THIS IS my hero. I always want to have more chances to speak with native speakers out there.
Thanks so much Adam, your explanations are very clear and helpful. Can you tell me if th e expression: "It's pouring cats and dogs" is always used by British people?
Thanks for teaching me these stuff! I will take out my anti-English behaviour and take in phrasal verbs into my life. English shall take over my mind and with any troubles, I’ll take it up to my english teacher. I take class all that I have said about English being hard and boring and I’ll try to take after you, Adam, to be good in English! I am sure my English ability will take off by watching more of your videos!:)
I AM FROM KSA AND WHEN I WATCHED HIM I SAY HOW I CAN UNDERSTAND HIM BECAUSE MY ENGLISH IS SO WEAK THIS TEACHER IS SO WONDERFUL AND AFTER I WATCH HIM I CAN UNDERSTAN ENGLISH THANK YOU SO MUTCH TEACHER
When thinking of take in one meaning comes to my mind: look at something for a longer time. Example: "Take in the view/scenery" would mean to look at it, contemplate/absorb". "When I showed her the garden she took time to take it in."
This is a quite complete list. Thank you for this. I will use it in my classes. However, one commentary - in Europe, it's not take out food, it's take away food. You are also missing "take away from". Last but not least, it's a double ass in assassinate. Haahaha That's an easy way to remember it.
+KuDo Shieji No big deal but, for your information, what you call "two-word verbs" are called "phrasal verbs". They can be very challenging to learn, among other things. All the best to you in your "learning journey", as they say! :)
Thanks, Adam, you are the best but ... Assassinate, 2 ss, please Assassin (Longman) Origin: 1500-1600 Medieval Latin assassinus, from Arabic hashshashin ‘one who smokes hashish (and then kills religious enemies)’, from hashish
As usual, I love the way you explained , it's a music for my ears thank you very much, in my personal case in order to remember the meaning of these phrasal verbs I used them a lot on my writings right after I got the chance to send an email, I really enjoyed doing it.
Regarding the "Take on" There's that very famous song named "Take on me", and the next verse is "take me on", do both those sentences mean "confront me"? This is a genuine question.
Renan Colombini Renan, you're talking about the A-ha's great song, right? I think the meaning in the song is more like "take me in", as the teacher has shown. He says "take on me" as if it was "take me with you, cause I love you". My opinion, OK?
Hi Adam! I'm an English teacher and you are my favourite English teacher! I've been recommending your videos to all my students. You've been helping us a lot! Thanks!
I'm French and for me, phrasal verbs are the most complex things in this language... I struggle so bad with those. For example I don't get why you'd say "beat someone UP" but "knock someone DOWN" aaaaahdfksjdhfslkjhgs, I'm loosing my mind.
It's a local reference. We suppose that the Paradise City is located at the south of your geographical position. So they take me down to the Paradise City or take me down to Monterrey,cause both cities are located in the south.
Same Thing happens when talking about the North with the word "up". Like "I'm shipping up to Boston" by Dropkick Murphys. Cause Boston is located at the North of the Usa.
Ariful Haque hi. it is my pleasure to help you some. on my opinion, "compare to" sth, " compare with" sb ex: compared with him, i am a quite patient person vs: compared to the place i grew up, this town is exciting Hope i am right - source : Oxford learner dictionary
+nguyen mai huong Thanks for your help ! But I can't see any difference between those "to" and "with". I think neither of them changes the meaning of each other.
Pretty weird actually, cause it's used for apprentices or pupils, like you teach a profession to someone and one day he/she will be ready and good enough to do on his/her own.
"I'm taking my dog under my wing?" sorry that's wrong sentence. .You can say "I'm taking my dog for a swim". You can also say " I'm taking Mrs. Smith workers under my wing"- that means "I am taking Mrs. Smith workers under my supervision" = that means I am responsible to Mrs. Smith workers.".
Hello dear Adam! Thank you very much for your lesson! This is unbelievable useful because usually for foreigners it is adopted English which is offered to students. I would like to ask you kindly to explain this sort of topic like business phrases for correspondence which are used in emails or for leading conference calls by phone or skype. These are like "Thank you that you could find a time for this meeting...." or "following up with our previous discussion....", "let's postpone this issue for next time...". I would very appreciate you for this explanation. Thanks a lot in advance. Anna.
Ready for more phrasal verbs? My latest phrasal verb video will teach you 13 common phrasal verbs about ANIMALS! Learn expressions like "bear with", "chicken out", "horse around", and more. th-cam.com/video/g-JohlZ86Zw/w-d-xo.html
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Hi Adam, I'm from Brazil, you're excellent English teacher. Thank you
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Thanks Adam, I will follow your class for take up my English.
I'm 14 years old, I live in brazil and I am learning English, your videos helped me a lot!
Brendon Carvalhaes Hey, I'm from Brazil too. Learning English in Brazil is not a easy thing, but we'll take on this challenge and try to do this ! Good luck!!
Brendon Carvalhaes I'm from Brazil too! Sds!!!
I'm from Brazil too, and seem that everyone here is from Brazil kkk
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Well,
I must admit; I am not from Brasil .. hello from Croatia !
Ual, that's so cool, you are from a great country!
Hi! I am from India.I watch Ur all videos. U are really a good teacher.
Thank you.your videos are very helpful.keep going.again thank u from INDIA
Hi Adan, I am from Zambia in Africa. I am truly enjoying your lesson.
I live in Brazil and I love your lessons. you are a great teacher. thanks!
i'm french and my goal is to become as good as a native and your videos are excellent they help me a lot ! also it is crazy how many french words there is in english ^^^protégé comes from protéger (to protect) ;)
Really really useful! :) I can understand everything perfectly. Thx so much!
you are perfect seir, I am watching your videos from Iraq.
Crystal understandable...
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thank you we want to you alot of word formation
Can I use verb take with ing ending? "I am taking up" for example.
Yes, if you are speaking in the present continues tense and using the phrasel verb
Muito bom!
Hi Adam how are you ?I have question ok but Are you teaching good online Learn
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I've been watching many lessons of yours. They're almost helpful, indeed. I love your voice and the way you simplify the difficulties in learning English. Nice work!!! I'd love to see and talk to you in person.
Hi, would you like to chat with me from time to time to improve mutual interest about English ?
Adam, you are my favorite English teacher. I just love the way you take things easy :)
I agree totally!
Well, he's my favorite too. However, I can't understand everything yet.
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Right. He is so kind and nice. I am from korea.
I like your teaching so much.
Thank you !
So "Take out " is the same meaning of "Take away" ( with the food, for example )
It is better if you write down each example for one phrasal verb
Thanh To wouldn't be enough watching the video over and over perhaps?
Allen Lee Hi Allen. Well, I think it would, at least for me. And I'm not native. But OK, it'd be nice if he wrote them on the board as well. For me, the most important was the examples he gave as explanations.
Allen Lee Thanks for the kudos about my grammar. Oh yeah, it must be really odd for you to get used to so different grammar! Hugs from Brazil.
Allen Lee Yes, I speak Portuguese as mother language. Don't envy... I wish I was an English native speaker ahahahahah! Have a good day!
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Who are watching nowadays 2019, LOL!
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I wanna take off my english
I am a passive english, and when I came across Adam's channel, I was like... THIS IS my hero. I always want to have more chances to speak with native speakers out there.
You are a great teacher, Adam. Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you teacher. You are a great teacher and you are handsome too! Kisses in your heart!
U r handsome as well
Ok adam, I took down the most important information from this video.
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So awesome , go on and ahead . Go easy on it .
You have the most delighfull voice... really usefull when learning another language
Много ли тут тех, кто сидит на карантине и смотрит потому, что задали по английскому?
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Great lesson. Pharsal verbs always drive me crazy. P.S. I just missed the another meaning of "take off", like to remove, as clothing.
Phresal verb for Removing cloths may be putting off/ or putting out.. not sure. Adam can help us
I wrote down everything he said. amazing dude!
Additionally, take through: to explain something to somebody
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Thanks so much Adam, your explanations are very clear and helpful. Can you tell me if th
e expression: "It's pouring cats and dogs" is always used by British people?
hi adam i am from india thank you for this ... it's so helpfull for me to learning english
The first rule of the English, "I" is always written upper case.
Take
1-out
2-in away
3-over after
4-off
5- on out
6-down
7- up
8-back
Thank you it was really helpful
Thanks for teaching me these stuff! I will take out my anti-English behaviour and take in phrasal verbs into my life. English shall take over my mind and with any troubles, I’ll take it up to my english teacher. I take class all that I have said about English being hard and boring and I’ll try to take after you, Adam, to be good in English! I am sure my English ability will take off by watching more of your videos!:)
Hi Adam, I really enjoy watching your courses!!! I wanted to ask If you can please explain the deference between IN & INTO, ON & ONTO, ABOVE & BELOW
good job i like the way you explained the phrasal verbs good luck bro
Abderrahim Aitlhaj how long have you been taking English class?
Take out
Take in
Take over
Take up
Take after
Take back
Take off
Take on
Take down
Take to
Your welcome!! 😁
I would like to take you out.
Means take someone on a date or just hang out together.
I thaught you'd kill me hahah
I AM FROM KSA AND WHEN I WATCHED HIM I SAY HOW I CAN UNDERSTAND HIM BECAUSE MY ENGLISH IS SO WEAK THIS TEACHER IS SO WONDERFUL AND AFTER I WATCH HIM I CAN UNDERSTAN ENGLISH THANK YOU SO MUTCH TEACHER
Is there any video about phrasal verbs with "Turn"?
Go in like that
I am learner English language ,you are my favorite English teacher i sewing your all English videos and like all it, thank you very much sir .
Can I say : I took over your house?
Thanks for lessons greetings from algeria 💝🇩🇿💙💜💛💚
I wanna have a teacher like him :/ ^^ thanks ^^ ❤
All of us want it. jejeje
Does he have web live lessons?
If you know can you take me in this lesson please
When thinking of take in one meaning comes to my mind: look at something for a longer time. Example: "Take in the view/scenery" would mean to look at it, contemplate/absorb". "When I showed her the garden she took time to take it in."
You are my favorite teacher, I love the way you teach.
This is a quite complete list. Thank you for this. I will use it in my classes. However, one commentary - in Europe, it's not take out food, it's take away food. You are also missing "take away from". Last but not least, it's a double ass in assassinate. Haahaha That's an easy way to remember it.
i think he's saying is too fast so i can't understand it at all. but thank you so much Adam it take me get a little bit about two-words verb.
+KuDo Shieji No big deal but, for your information, what you call "two-word verbs" are called "phrasal verbs". They can be very challenging to learn, among other things. All the best to you in your "learning journey", as they say! :)
+KuDo Shieji you may use youtube subtitles, just turn them on. And the video has the description)
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I think he's saying too fast not is too fast . Two - word verb not two words verb. OK?
Wow, I have been watching superb lesson for 8 minutes IT IS REALLY? (By the way, I from Ukraine, therefore sorry for my ENG)
Thanks, Adam, you are the best but ...
Assassinate, 2 ss, please
Assassin (Longman)
Origin:
1500-1600 Medieval Latin assassinus, from Arabic hashshashin ‘one who smokes hashish (and then kills religious enemies)’, from hashish
Luigi Mise look at 7:36 ;)
Luigi Mise dear Luigi! I just want to add that one who smokes hashish can kill not only religious enemies but also anyone else...
Abuyev Shamil You're Right!
Luigi Mise it is just a story from marco polo. nobody smoked hashish they were just ambitious.
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I used to hate phrasal verbs but the way you introduce them to us are way simple😍 thanks😍 greetings from Egypt😍😍😍😍
Hi Adam! How about “take away”?
Phrasal verbs are sooo hard!!!
How do I use the frasal verb in the past? Is it like any other verb?
So bad . Oh i take back that words. That's awesome :)))) thanks alot
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your videos are really helpful to me. .
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As usual, I love the way you explained , it's a music for my ears thank you very much, in my personal case in order to remember the meaning of these phrasal verbs I used them a lot on my writings right after I got the chance to send an email, I really enjoyed doing it.
I usually heard "take off your pants or clothes"
Van Nguyen take off your pants honey
Man your examples and explanations are so simple. I'm my English teacher myself and I must say your videos are incredible
This channel is perfect for practicing your ear. Greetings from colombia.
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Regarding the "Take on"
There's that very famous song named "Take on me", and the next verse is "take me on", do both those sentences mean "confront me"? This is a genuine question.
Renan Colombini Renan, you're talking about the A-ha's great song, right? I think the meaning in the song is more like "take me in", as the teacher has shown. He says "take on me" as if it was "take me with you, cause I love you". My opinion, OK?
Renan Colombini
Hi Adam! I'm an English teacher and you are my favourite English teacher! I've been recommending your videos to all my students. You've been helping us a lot! Thanks!
Hi Marina, I want to learn from you.
I learn much watching your videos. Thanks.
Mr. Adam, could you please explain this sentence: "We are a nuclear family." Thank you so much.
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I love the end part you added "s" you made me smile 💖
Thank you your lessons are very interesting....
"hopefully again" makes me laugh XD.
so much hopefully.
Good lesson, Thank you.
I love it But. Where is the translation in Arabic 🥺😞
Your way of teaching is truly remarkable Adam. Thanks.
Why can't other teachers teach the same way as you? why do they have to complicate things? anyway, you are the best!
you're an amazing teacher, I really appreciate it
I'm French and for me, phrasal verbs are the most complex things in this language... I struggle so bad with those. For example I don't get why you'd say "beat someone UP" but "knock someone DOWN" aaaaahdfksjdhfslkjhgs, I'm loosing my mind.
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Take me down to the ground ... it ryhme 😂😂😂
I need to watch this video every week cuz I still can't remember the meaning of all them. I need to take notes down!
I’m a Japanese high school student. I study English hard. This video helps me.Thank you. I subscribe your channel.
你好，日本学生
what about the sentence: " *Take* me *down* to the paradise city... " (Paradise City - Guns n' Roses)
It's a local reference. We suppose that the Paradise City is located at the south of your geographical position. So they take me down to the Paradise City or take me down to Monterrey,cause both cities are located in the south.
Same Thing happens when talking about the North with the word "up". Like "I'm shipping up to Boston" by Dropkick Murphys. Cause Boston is located at the North of the Usa.
Hello! Thanks, it' it's easy to understand, good examples. Could you write the meanings in 2-3 words near each phrasal verb, please?
You are such an excellent teacher I have ever met .briefly, I wanna be like you in the near future
You are the best teacher among others whom I watched in youtube. You explain perfect, your english is quite clear and easy to understand.
Hello Adam, if you distinguish the context between "compare to" and "compare with", it would be very nice of you.
Ariful Haque hi. it is my pleasure to help you some.
on my opinion, "compare to" sth, " compare with" sb
ex: compared with him, i am a quite patient person
vs: compared to the place i grew up, this town is exciting
Hope i am right
- source : Oxford learner dictionary
+nguyen mai huong Thanks for your help !
But I can't see any difference between those "to" and "with".
I think neither of them changes the meaning of each other.
Use "compare to" when u are citing similarities but use "compare with" when giving differences.
Take a look at "Longman Dictionary of Common Errors "
It's a very good lesson. Thank you
Thank you teacher for all your efforts and also thanks for the tests it's so lovely
I'm 14 and I'm a Vietnamese! Your lesson is easy to understand. I'm in trouble with phrasal verbs and this video helps me a lot. Thanks.
So may I say "I'm taking my dog under my wing?"
Pretty weird actually, cause it's used for apprentices or pupils, like you teach a profession to someone and one day he/she will be ready and good enough to do on his/her own.
No, I think this expression is only for a person
"I'm taking my dog under my wing?" sorry that's wrong sentence.
.You can say "I'm taking my dog for a swim".
You can also say " I'm taking Mrs. Smith workers under my wing"- that means "I am taking Mrs. Smith workers under my supervision" = that means I am responsible to Mrs. Smith workers.".
Only if your dog is your apprentice !
please add the subtitles in Romanian.
Thanks You Sir. I can understand whole this English classes and when you speak and talk too. I writing since downtonw Buenos Aires city.
Thank you very much from Italy. Your lessons are always very clear and useful. Is your accent British or American?
Thanks for sharing. I want to improve my English 😊 thanks again
Adam,your accent is clearer than others. .
I understand your speaking so much....
Hello dear Adam! Thank you very much for your lesson! This is unbelievable useful because usually for foreigners it is adopted English which is offered to students. I would like to ask you kindly to explain this sort of topic like business phrases for correspondence which are used in emails or for leading conference calls by phone or skype. These are like "Thank you that you could find a time for this meeting...." or "following up with our previous discussion....", "let's postpone this issue for next time...". I would very appreciate you for this explanation. Thanks a lot in advance. Anna.