Hi teacher I really appreciate you the way you are teaching .giving couple of illustrations to each phrasal verbs and I do like it is the best way to understand the things
Maria Eichman, nice attempt but I think what you wanted to say was: 'I need to finish my thesis, but I'll put it off until after this weekend since I want to go fishing instead.'
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What you do is what we need to .but one thing,im afraid to say,is that why you don't clear the broad ,its not clean.it has to be improved.thanks in advance.i've seen your many videos but this one is the best of them.
Yes, you could. But it would certainly not be the most common way to say it. I might say 'let's take off' or 'let's get out of here' or 'let's bounce' more commonly.
You're so good as a teacher, I really like it when you explain and give us some examples that can make us see and understand them very well. Very calm and clear. Thank you, Andrew.
Hi Omar, thanks for the questions. To 'push past' someone means to walk or move by someone in a forceful way. It is usually considered to be a rude thing. Imagine someone rudely hurrying past you in a train station and maybe even bumping into you. To 'push (someone) away' could mean to either physically push someone's body away from you, or it could mean to push someone away emotionally. In this case, if I were to continually ignore someone or say insensitive things to them, I would effectively be causing them to distance themselves from me because of my poor communication skills. For instance: "You've been pushing me away for months with your lack of communication. You need to pay more attention to me so we can repair our relationship." Hope this helps!
Hi Olegman, yes, you are correct. The stress is on the third syllable. However, in British English, it is on the second. Therefore, both pronunciations are considered correct.
Please sir increase then number of examples... video will be lengthy but do not worry sir...because if we will understand the variety of situation where can we use them then certainly the chances are that we would use them more and thus forget less. Phrasal verbs sounds easy but are difficult to use them..with variety of examples we would know to use them After getting to know your video i only crave your videos for phrasal verb specially..reason is many examples you put
Thanks for the clarifications, very useful and clear to see
You're most welcome, thanks for checking it out.
Nice video. Best wishes from Guatemala.
Much appreciated!
Great lesson, Andrew! 👌🏼
Thank you, sir.
Push aside also means to exclude someone
Indeed.
This lesson has far exceeded my expectations. Congratulations!
Thanks for checking it out! I release a new video every two weeks.
Thank you so much sir 😊
My pleasure, good sir!
Thanks for the amazing lesson, I'm looking forward to seeing the new lesson for 2018
Thanks, Felipe Dos Santos! Many more lessons to come this year!
Hi teacher I really appreciate you the way you are teaching .giving couple of illustrations to each phrasal verbs and I do like it is the best way to understand the things
I agree, thanks for checking out the lesson.
Great lesson as usual!
You have a unique technique of teaching 👍🏻
Thanks as usual, Ronen!
thank you for writing this time with a darker pen. everything is much more clear
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i need to finish my thesis, but ill push it of this weekend since i want to go fishing
Maria Eichman, nice attempt but I think what you wanted to say was: 'I need to finish my thesis, but I'll put it off until after this weekend since I want to go fishing instead.'
Extremely great video 👍🏻
Thanks!
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It is !!!
Tnanks a lot sir for your dedication and commitment !
The pleasure is all mine.
You are very excellent teacher
Im understood active passive voice from you. Im from Azerbaijan.
So glad to hear that, Dodu 2018. Keep up the great work!
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He lives in the States now.
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yeee,,nice to see you Andrew,,at last Phrasal Verbs..I do love it, many thanks indeed Andrew
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So nice to see you again after a long time :) Thanks for enlightening us about phrasal verbs
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I appreciate that, thanks!
Thanks Andrew for your hard work. I’m learning a lot with your teaching.
So happy to hear that.
What you do is what we need to .but one thing,im afraid to say,is that why you don't clear the broad ,its not clean.it has to be improved.thanks in advance.i've seen your many videos but this one is the best of them.
Thanks, Khan bhai!
How many push-ups can you do in a row ?! 😜🏆💪🏾
I'd have to check ;-)
I bet you can do at least 50, since you are in such a good shape
noa777noa777 not in a row.
30+20 - yes
I really appreciate your effort. This video is so interesting and you explain very clear, push on it.
Glad to hear it, GIL SANDRO GOMEZ.
thanks very much)i watch all your videos!you're a great teacher!!!
That's very kind of you, Natalia Mykhalyk
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Great lesson
Thanks!
Can i say to my friends, while in a party not having too much fun, lets push off?
Yes, you could. But it would certainly not be the most common way to say it. I might say 'let's take off' or 'let's get out of here' or 'let's bounce' more commonly.
great lesson
You're so good as a teacher, I really like it when you explain and give us some examples that can make us see and understand them very well. Very calm and clear. Thank you, Andrew.
You're very welcome! Thanks for the kind comment.
Thank you!
The pleasure is all mine!
Great !!!
thank you very much could you do for us phrasal verbs with (set)
Great suggestion, I'll put it on my list. Thanks!
useful lesson thanks a lot
You are most welcome, khalid attia.
Fantastic sir
Thank you for your efforts. Where are you? I missed you. Happy back.
Thanks for watching, Aimanno Mouradof1!
everyday English Aimanno he is absolutely amazing!
Have you got your own channel?
very useful and very clear,thank you
My pleasure! Thanks for the comment.
super merci great fan from france keep on
Thank you very much!
Great lesson !!!
Thanks! 😃
Push ahead and push forward are those both a same !!
Yes, they could be.
Thank you for this lesson about phrasal verbs. Could you please tell me the meaning of 'push past' and 'push away'?
Hi Omar, thanks for the questions. To 'push past' someone means to walk or move by someone in a forceful way. It is usually considered to be a rude thing. Imagine someone rudely hurrying past you in a train station and maybe even bumping into you. To 'push (someone) away' could mean to either physically push someone's body away from you, or it could mean to push someone away emotionally. In this case, if I were to continually ignore someone or say insensitive things to them, I would effectively be causing them to distance themselves from me because of my poor communication skills. For instance: "You've been pushing me away for months with your lack of communication. You need to pay more attention to me so we can repair our relationship." Hope this helps!
Thanks a lot.
Thanks Andrew. It seems to me you stress second syllable in the word 'employee'? Is it right? My dictionary thinks that it have to be third syllable?
Hi Olegman, yes, you are correct. The stress is on the third syllable. However, in British English, it is on the second. Therefore, both pronunciations are considered correct.
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Nice great effort
Thanks a lot
Please sir increase then number of examples... video will be lengthy but do not worry sir...because if we will understand the variety of situation where can we use them then certainly the chances are that we would use them more and thus forget less.
Phrasal verbs sounds easy but are difficult to use them..with variety of examples we would know to use them
After getting to know your video i only crave your videos for phrasal verb specially..reason is many examples you put
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Very good! Is it the frist time got It this thing
Excellent!
Push away?
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