How To Use Phrasal Verbs | Secrets Revealed!!!
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- So many of my students find phrasal verbs scary and difficult. The aim of this video is to show you how to use phrasal verbs so that you can start using them effectively in your spoken English.
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You Sir are absolutely brilliant and an excellent teacher! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Much appreciated!
Querido profesor, muchas gracias por esta lección de phrasal verbs!
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Too good!! You explained in a very nice way. My concept of phrasal verb has improved after watching your video.
Thank you so much. I follow you for almost 2 or 3 days and it helps me a lot. These verbs are a huge problem for me and thanks to you, I can understand it. Thanks to you I have more vocabulary. I need it because I'm in the European section of English of my high school and as u said it's very common so thank you a lot !
This is truly excellent! A lot of my students here in Romania try to avoid phrasal verbs whenever possible! (Romanian goes to the other extreme: there's a special verb for "to take off your shoes", for example.)
Thank you for your awesome videos! You really are a great teacher. Congratulations! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Tom, you are great teacher. Thank you and big lake.
Tom, thanks for another awesome. Phrasal verbs is one of the most difficult subjects to learn English. I think I need much more videos like this one! I really appreciate if you could do it!
Super explanation of this scareful topic! Millions and millions of thanks!!!
Youre great, Tom! very useful! Could you please make a video about prepositional verbs
I can't wait for the next one :) Tks
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Thank you Tom. Very useful video! ;)
You're so awesome.Thanks
Useful lessons
Thanks a million
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well explained ! Thanks
I love phrasal verbs, too. I teach English, know all of these phrasal verbs and yet can't stop watching your videos about them xD I love the way you explain them!
So, when native kids learns about a new phrasal verb like TAKE OFF, do they have to learn the meaning and context, or can they make out the meaning by putting the two words together and understanding that TAKE OFF means to go up in the air? As a non native speaker, when I first read Take off, I could guess nothing beyond “to remove something”.
Another amazing video mate. Really admire your passion.
Ahh thanks Jonathan Brett-Warren I really appreciate it.
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Thank you bro
It was awesome....is it possible to see your videos series wise means from first one?
Thank Ya! You're a good teacher
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the first.
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hello from indonesia (bali island)
Hehe thanks Mey charmink : )
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Ah so glad we can help drt my!
A marvellous video, thank you so much for this explanation. It was really useful 😄
+Omar Ramadan thanks so much for your kind comments
Thanks Tom👍
Lovely!!!! 😀👍
I love learning phrasal verb.
What tune is it? at the begining? love it!
Really .. you’er great teacher ☺️
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Greetings from London Hiba Adam!
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Oh my, phrasal verbs are absolutely intrinsic to how Brits talk informally. There are thousands. I love them, but they are a bugger to explain and define. Best of luck! RobertK.
thank you
'It's getting haat in here, so take off all your clothes.'
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THANKX FOR YOUR VIDEOS PLEASE I WANT YOU TO MAKE US THE USE OF( IN ON AT INTO)
Thank you so much , phrasal verbs are quite difficult for me..
Glad it helped moni masa!
Hey, teacher. Nice vids x
Could you help us how to use the word "though" at the end of a sentence and its meaning?
Greetings from Mexico 😊
Hey Post blue, the meaning of 'though' is the same as 'however' or 'but'. It can go at the beginning or end of a clause e.g. 1. 'It's going to rain today, though I'm not sure when' 2. 'I'm looking for a job, it's not easy though'
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Hi Tom When should I split a phrasal verb and when I shouldn't? Thanks in advance
Good question Made in Acre. So as I said in the lesson you never split intransitive phrasal verbs. For transitive phrasal verbs you simply have to learn which can and which can't be split. With a phrasal verb like 'take off' you can choose to split the verb and particle or not. The meaning stays the same, it's simply up to you to decide. Sorry it's not more clear than that.
very useful! 👍
I'm very happy to hear it June XD
Btw looking great with your beard man! But I'm listening of the vdo teaching anyway.. thanks teacher!👍
Haha thank you Kanyanat Kultanyawanit : )
Love your videos. By the way, you look charming with the beard.
Heh thanks Anh Nguyen I guess I'll keep it then : )
Help me about into, what does mean and when I shoulda use?
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when the plane goes up, it's called, "take off" too???
Set off
Yes, we say take off. The plane is about to take off.
I've never heard set off in England to refer to a plane specifically. It can be used generally for any sort of movement.
I THOUGHT THE SAME 😊👍
Take off is also used for leave...
Fo example- Boss i wanna take off today...
How does ending a sentence wirh a preposition make the TV example legitimate??
precisamos de frasal verbs com tradução e pronúncia!
Take off could also mean to leave. I'm going to take off now. The space shuttle will take off in an hour.
What’s the difference between “between” and “in between”? I noticed you said a lot “in between” instead of between X and Y. Can you explain that for me? Thanks!
What about this sentence : Give it back to me .. is it a possible combination?
Do you speak other languages too?
we need lighten up and use more and more phrasal verbs. After working day i want to calm down and go to try that beautiful dress on in the store
Lighten up ?? Pls what does it mean ?
i hope i used it right ))) lighten up - Become or cause to become less serious or gloomy, and more cheerful
right... light can get used as a verb,to lighten up...so phasal verb using can lighten our vocabulary up...
here they come more nouns used as verbs...tight-to thighten,quick-to quicken,soft-to soften and many more.... cheers
Why "should" and "could" and not "would shall" or "would can"?
Teacher Tom. a question: how do you say in English 'birichino'? 🤔
Remo Valitutto “naughty”
comunque come potrebbe saperlo?
I don't understad when to use a phrasal verb and when not to. I just watched a video about cooking and they said "we're going to chop everything up", and then they said "we're going to chop the pepper" I mean... why not "chop the pepper up"? Or just "chop everthing"? I don't get it. Would someone explain it to me?
I'm sorry sir i didn't find out any secret in that video there's only one rule study them one by one with meaning and examples as we know phrasal verbs got multiple meaning s. Brother would you please recommend me any book on phrasal verbs.
call off or call in
Flabbergasted why alwys in the same mirror🤔🤔
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What a scorching day! --takes off my clothes in a naughty way--
I thought a jumper is more like an American sweater? What you're wearing seems like what's known as a hoodie? (apologies for the digression)
Jumper and sweater are the same thing as far as I know.
Why we don't use personal pronoun between "cheat on"?
I hope your girlfriend didn't cheat on you.
Btw I love your videos!
hawa
I dont like phrasal verbs
What about this sentence : Give it back to me .. is it a possible combination?