DON'T Miss Out: 15 KEY Phrasal Verbs for Fluent Conversations
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Build your vocabulary, enhance your English skills and sound like a native by mastering these 15 critical phrasal verbs for fluent English. This lesson benefits both those who want to learn new vocabulary in context and advanced English learners looking for a refresher. Learn commonly used phrasal verbs for natural daily conversations.
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By the end of this lesson, you'll be proficient in using these common English phrasal verbs in everyday conversations, improving your English speaking skills and fluency. Mastering these phrasal verbs improves listening and speaking skills, allowing you to express your thoughts, opinions, and ideas more precisely. Boost your English fluency and speak with confidence.
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⏰ LESSON CHAPTERS:
00:00 Hi Students
02:41Bring up
04:10 Bump into someone
05:18 Call off
06:16 Catch up (with)
07:32 Cut down on
08:44 End up
09:40 Fall out
11:08 Get around to
12:09 Grow apart
14:07 Live on
16:30 Mull over
17:35 Pan out
19:12 Run out (of)
20:26 Think back
21:52 While away
23:16 List of important phrasal verbs
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Phrasal verbs are so tricky! Thank you, Harry, for these great phrases to help us sound more natural and fluent. An alternative to "bump into" is "run into" - you can use this one interchangeably with "bump into," as in:
- Guess who I ran into yesterday?
- I ran into a lamppost because I wasn't careful.
An alternative to "grow apart" is "drift apart." For example, "We met at university and used to be great friends, but over the years, we've drifted apart."
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Dear Harry, thanks a lot for your lessons! Excuse me, what about description below run out? It is the same as for pan out?
Harry Sir, though these phrasal verbs are available in an Advanced Learner's Dictionary, it is beneficial to watch and listen to the same content from a native English trainer like you so that it will stick in the memory of the trainee permanently.
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And List of important phrasal verbs 10. (O) Live on.
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Would you consider 'to reason about' to be a phrasal verb (typically used by software programmers - they reason about their code) or just a regular verb and a preposition, just like 'to complain about'
I will bring it up at the next meeting
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There's an erratum on "Run out of" 😊
Can one say of a person to be well brought-up, meaning: having good manners, kind to people etc?
Yes, saying that a person is “well brought-up” typically means that they have good manners, are polite, and show kindness to others.
19:18
The description is the same as the previous one.
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Sir tell me to pan out , to run out of , the same meaning ?
No, there is a typo. Sorry about that. Pan out means to result or develop in a particular way, often with a focus on success or effectiveness. Run out of something means to use something until it's finished, and there's none left
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I would like to mull it over
The slide with "run out of" needs some textual corrections...
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Number 13
There is a mistake in description
Run out it is not pan out
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