Phrasal Verbs 'Take’ - Learn English Like A Native
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- Phrasal verbs: TAKE - Take away, Take out, Take off, Take up, Take in, etc. These are commonly used phrasal verbs which you must know if learning English. Put learning into practice with one to one lessons: Here's $10 italki credit: go.italki.com/englishlikeanative
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Please make other episode too mam
Got to love a Chinese take-away...
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I need your support for some thing like English club as I need to have more practice
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I'm Japanese and now working away at the phrasal verbs. What I realized is that particles and adverbs have a huge influence on each phrasal verbs' meanings. For example, "turn off".
It's easy to make "Please turn off the air conditioner". But my book also take up "His lecture on the European history was boring. It turned me off learning about it".
The main verbs are very basic, but when they come out with various particles or adverbs, their meanings go varied.
Every time I come across new ways of each phrasal verbs, I take them down on the note✌️
It's so interesting as a native english speaker to see people having difficulty with phrasal verbs in English just like I do in German. Although in german they are usually combined into one word. For example: geben means give. Abgeben means submit. Aufgeben means give up. Ergeben means produce. Übergeben means to give over or transfer. Vergeben means forgive. Umgeben means surround. Ausgeben means to give out or when combined with the word “sich“ means to present yourself as something.
Anna your English language lessons are extremely interactive. There is a beautiful sunflower and it is one of my favorites along with Rose and Lotus. Have a blessed day. May God Almighty Bless you and your upcoming newborn with life and health 💞
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Thanks Anna, I study in an english Uk school for 8 years but I was having a problem in speaking that’s why I watch your videos and I really learn much I wish you make more video classes in speaking english Uk thanks
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Love your lessons! Please more videos like this about phrasal verbs in use. Thanks
congrats on your baby darling. I am surprised how creative and active you are. I love your lessons and looking forward to watching them. I know that I supposed to write in the comments some sentences with the new words included, but I can't help myself not to leave a comment about your lessons in general. wish you the best from the bottom of my heart
This is a very useful lesson from Anna and Baby English, which incorporates some very clever special effects.
Thank you for sharing this video! Some of them seem new such as take in means to accept or lodgin'
Take up someone on something.
Take back to repent!
So wonderful!
Keep it up!
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Hello Dear Anna the English lesson it’s was helpful You are my best teacher !!!❤️❤️❤️l would like to write my example Yesterday morning l took off my dog in the park .l taking up to starting a new sport and l’m feeling very excited. Last week l bought a black shoes but it’s was very uncomfortable and l take back in the shop to take my many back .Today l moved the watch on the wall because it was very very close to my tv and l take it .Thank you my lovely teacher ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Corrections: Yesterday morning l TOOK my dog OFF TO the park. l AM taking UP A new sport and l’m feeling very excited. Last week l BOUGHT BLACK SHOES but THEY WERE very uncomfortable THEREFORE I TOOK THEM back TO the shop. Today l moved the CLOCK on the wall because it was very very close to my tv.
You are so positive))) I learn with you so easy!!! Thanks so much Anna
Hello Anna!! Your lessons on the phrasal verbs were very much helpful..... Thank you for the hard work to produce this video... May God be with you...
Great lesson.
I loved it.
Thanks.
I rarely take away.
Your videos are very useful. I really love you Ma'am. God bless you and your family.
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1. Yesterday I noticed that I had more photos on my Instagram account than it's necessary so I took some of them down
2. My mom says that I take after my dad every time she gets angry with me haha
3. I took her out on a date yesterday, gosh, I had an amazing time with her!
4. Looks like it'll take some time for me to take in what you just said to me
5. I can't afford having takeaways all the time, I should immediately learn how to cook!
6. It's sad as well as unbelievable that after his dad passed away he took over his responsibilities even though he was just 12!
7. Trainings take up the biggest part of my day, which is good because I want to become a professional basketball player someday!
8. Thanks for taking us on today sir, we've got some important news to share with..
9. Our brand had taken off so quickly we couldn't even realized how popular we have got
10. I'm not taking back anything what I said, you've stolen something which belongs to me and I'm going to take it back!
11. It is so difficult even to watch the workers who are taking the furnace apart, let alone being one of them out there!
Sir, many thanks for sharing the examples. I think it is the hardest part to come up with your own sentences when you learn a foreign language.
THX my gorgeous teacher
Fantastic, thank you.
Thanks Anna, the lesson was a great support, as always.
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Thank you for your very kind message, it is appreciated.
so nice and relax lesson....thanks a lot Anna for your time :)
Thank you very much Ana it was very useful.
I enjoy your lesson thanks.
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Excellent format of teaching. Congratulations due this class.
I 'hate' phrasal verbs, but you make me love them! 😍 Thanks for your effort!
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hi from uzbekistan , phrasal verbs sound terribly for students who learn english , I think phrasal verbs are the most difficult part of english , because they can be used in diferrent situations with different meaning , actually I used to avoid when I saw phrasal verbs but I have realized that we have to learn phrasal verbs if we want to speak as a native so recently I have taken up learning phrasal verbs not to avoid , thank you for informations , I'll follow you on instagram and hope we'll watch more videos like this ''
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hi, i loved your series, how can i find the earlier published episodes. i can speak english a little bit but i find myself very poor in vocabulary.
Click on the VIDEO tab on my channel to find all the other videos I have made :)
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I got a question, I had a bit of an argument with my work colleague, we both on the leading/managing position and I asked one of other colleague to do something and I added at the end of the sencente phrase ''for me'' and then my manager mate told me that it isn't polite to say 'for me'' like am pointing out that I am the boss and you're doing something for me. long story short, which form is more polite for example;
Can you mop the floor please? or
Can you mop the floor for me please?
PS both me and my collegue aren't natives so those type of thing aren't very obvious for us.
thanks a lot in avdvance!!!
Hmmm it’s an interesting question. If you are in a senior position and you ask someone to do something then I don’t think it matters if you say ‘for me’ or not. The fact that you say please makes the sentence polite. Your colleague makes a good point but I honestly don’t think a Native would deem it as less polite. :)
Hi , please could you explain what the phrase(I take leave to doubt)means?
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your passion TAKES MY ENGLISH LEVEL UP
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Take a pew guys. Watch Anna's brand new video. I request you to do a video on how one can be conversational even in written English. Thank! I always enjoy ur videos...
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Mam "take to" it's mean start a habit and like someone or enjoying something so can i say i never take to cooking? Is it correct?
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1. I took down the vase from the table.
2. I usually take after my grandfather.
3. I took my family out to have lunch in a restaurant last week.
4. I took my friend in to my house two days ago.
5. I took the shirt away because it was too hot in the morning.
6. I took over the speech while my friend were listening.
7. I usually take up my trousers.
The big table took up the space in the living room.
8. I usually take on a lot of tasks which annoys me a lot.
9. the pale took off in the early morning.
I usually take off my shoes before entering the house.
10. I took my money back after I lent some to my friend.
I took apart the puzzle the built it again.
Very good. Number 9, what do you mean by THE PALE?
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Anna, you have definitely a future on advertising spot, so funny!
I am so glad you enjoyed it.
Very useful words. By the way U r looking gorgeous in violet dress.
I've Taken over your responsibilities
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I am glad you liked the advert, I am trying to make them much more fun and creative.
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Thank you so much for your lessons,l just want to ask you that can we use this word 'take off' in the sentences as-
take off your hat,
Or, take off your watch
Is it correct?
Yeas this is correct
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Interested lesson
You are gorgeous!😊
My sentences:
1. Korean beauty products have taken off.
2. I wish you could take back what you have just said and apologize for your bad behaviour.
3. Give me some time to take in and I'll be fine.
Thank you!💜
I'm really thin because of the illness I have suffered recently (bones infection) so I have to take in all the cloths I buy these days. But I'm working out I'll be stronger and muscular soon.
Good sentence. I am sorry to hear about your illness. I hope you will feel better soon.
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what do they say at a food joint when they ask you whether you eat there or take it away? what's the phrase?
Eat in or take away!
How about take off meaning uncloth?
Take it easy
Sometimes I've come across people who take after their parents in a way that's shocking. The marvelous of the nature.
Ello M'Luv!!😀
Take me to your country, Anna.
Super interesting and helpful. Thanks Anna!
BTW: What does "baby shower" mean? I would like to take that in.
It is a party to celebrate a woman having a baby.
@@EnglishLikeANative Thanks a lot! Never heard of something like that before.
What's the difference between 'dismantle' and 'destroy', Anna?
Nguyet Nguyen dismantle is to break down something into pieces. Eg ikea furniture comes in pieces n u build it up into 1 unit then to make it many pieces again you have to dismantle/ break down. Destroy is break beyond repair/use eg ikea unit you could have dismantled accordingly but instead you smashed it with hammer, therefore destroyed. Hope it helps.
Can we take down notes on your lessons Anna?
:) Yes. Good sentence.
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