I've got an 8. I interchanged 1 and 9. It sounds good for me but I'd like to know if that is correct. Of course, I had to add 'it' after "into" to make it sense.
Hello, Jennifer. I really like your series of phrasal verbs. Here are a few examples of how "hone in on" can be used in sentences: The detective was able to hone in on the suspect's location by tracing their phone signal. After weeks of research, the scientists were finally able to hone in on the cause of the mysterious illness. In order to succeed, you need to hone in on your strengths and work to improve your weaknesses. The coach told the team to hone in on their opponent's weaknesses and use them to their advantage.
Hi Jennifer, I suffered from burn out in 2020, in the beginning of the pandemic I felt that outloook was bleak. I had to step it out a notch and worked out. All of a sudden, we had meetings even 10 in the evening to bring up any topic so I had to talk my boss into scheduling meeting earlier. BTW before the time I prepared presentations honed in on improvements. One day, It was 11 in the evening but I didnt want to call a taxi company because I had sticked around yet : The next day, ( I remember wearing a pair of shoes that they were worn out :) I had to buy them, when I went the mall and the seller try to rip me off, I did not pay !! outrageous price!!! Thanks for the help ! Score: 8/10
Dear teacher, since I started to follow your channel, I notice that my English goes improving and that's something to be really appreciated. Keep it up!
Twenty-five years ago she was in the past of life, which is a special age! the test! Now.. learn in order to renew the language in al-dama`a.. for fear of forgetting the acquired language and strengthening the native language of the people.. Thank you very much.. to you..
Since it's not always possible to have paper and a pen on hand when learning a new language, it would be helpful if you provided a list of phrases that appeared in the video that we could screen capture and later review and practise. As always, I appreciate the quality of your videos.
How u doin' teacher,I'm a your big deal student 🤗Yehooooo...🤭🕺😂yesss!Alhamdulillah/thanks God almighty.And that's for I sincerely answered your quiz all correct.Hello from Malaysia.Esl,English As a My second language.Maybe I honed in on your lessons thoroughly.
im the first ❤️❤️i always like your approach of teaching i mean its totally clear to understand. We need more phrasal verb that are really really common in the US...im planning to study in the US..im sure all the thing i learned and will learn will help me ❤️❤️🤍🤍
Lots of phrasal verbs to talk about but you honed in on the good ones. At first I was not sure I could keep up with the long lesson but you really stepped up your game. I always look up to you for your fresh ideas. You never seem to burn out. Your top is lovely. My wardrobe is the same because new clothes are such a ripoff. I had better let you go so you can draw up your lesson plans.
Thank you very much for this clear explanation! I really enjoyed listening to this video! I’m going to be honest: instead of writing “ripped us off”, I wrote “ripped off”. All the other forms I used were correct though.
I always look up to her like a very good teacher,. make sure not to eat in that restaurant, they will be ripped paying much money by them. I use to wear out my brother's clothes because the life was hard.thanks our teacher, kind Regards...
Hi JForrest First of all thank you for the awesome video and explanation of the 10 useful phrasal verbs. Second I noticed that you said some people mistake saying "home in on sth" for "hone in on sth". I looked up both phrases in Oxford dictionary and DioDic English Dictionary for Advanced Learners, and both phrases are listed in them. So they are both in common use in the English language. In fact the phrase "home in on sth" is prominent in British English, whereas "hone in on sth" is popular in American and Canadian English.
The other day we were ripped off in the nearby restaurant. That's is terrible! I need to get my shoes repaired as they are worn out. People are burnt out because of the Covid 19 pandemic. I always look up to my mother because she is always there for me. We need to step it up a notch if we are going to address climate change. If we really want to expand our customer base, we should hone in on smaller markets. Thanks for bringing this up! My friend talked me into going for a long drive. I wish I could stick around a little bit longer as the weather is pleasant. Please check my grammar! Thanks!
Thank you for the very precious video tutorial🙏 I assum that I got 10/10, though I have a couple of questions about it. And if you have them answered, I would appreciate it a lot! 1) I answered q.1 "be talked into". Is that right? 2) I don't get the concept of the q.3; I mean, if there's good news, why should the deadline be met!, however everyone stepped it up?
1. You're are not going to talk me into doing something. Or you can say: I won't BE talked into .... 2. The good news is we met the deadline because everyone stepped up. You're awesome, guys.
It is necessary to add "IT" to step up?, i always see sentences like these "The firm must step up production" "I have felt stronger since I stepped up my training". Thank you in advance.
If you specify the noun "production" you don't add "it" because "it" REPLACES the noun. Ex/ We need to step up our production. (noun is specified). Ex/ Our production is lagging. We need to step IT up (it replaces the previously mentioned noun, production). Hope that helps!
Flights from Istanbul to Cancun cost 160,000 rubles , this is a rip off! My sneakers are worn out, I need a new pair. I'm happy I asked a lawer to draw up the contract, she was qualified and cooperative. It's a burning dilemma in life, to succeed, one has to work hard, but not too hard in order to avoid a burnout. I used to look up to my couch. I need to step it up to catch up with my English learning plan. I regretted immediately I brought this topic up at the meeting, the dispute completely got out of hands. He talked me into signing up to a music club. We were not allowed in so we would stick around the night club.
💕 Hi everyone - How'd you do on the quiz? Put your score in the comments below! 🥳
Hi
Very interesting
I got 7 out of 10
I've got an 8. I interchanged 1 and 9. It sounds good for me but I'd like to know if that is correct. Of course, I had to add 'it' after "into" to make it sense.
Hello, Jennifer. I really like your series of phrasal verbs.
Here are a few examples of how "hone in on" can be used in sentences:
The detective was able to hone in on the suspect's location by tracing their phone signal.
After weeks of research, the scientists were finally able to hone in on the cause of the mysterious illness.
In order to succeed, you need to hone in on your strengths and work to improve your weaknesses.
The coach told the team to hone in on their opponent's weaknesses and use them to their advantage.
Amazing examples, and I'm glad you like this series!
Clear explanation of phrasal verbs that you do for us. A great job, yes indeed. Thanks teacher.
Beautiful teacher thanks
Thank you! 😃
Thanks a tone for your useful lesson of most common phrasal verbs. You are looked up to by us.
Thanks for watching! 😁
Outstanding English class 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you! 😃
Hi Jennifer, I suffered from burn out in 2020, in the beginning of the pandemic I felt that outloook was bleak. I had to step it out a notch and worked out. All of a sudden, we had meetings even 10 in the evening to bring up any topic so I had to talk my boss into scheduling meeting earlier. BTW before the time I prepared presentations honed in on improvements. One day, It was 11 in the evening but I didnt want to call a taxi company because I had sticked around yet : The next day, ( I remember wearing a pair of shoes that they were worn out :) I had to buy them, when I went the mall and the seller try to rip me off, I did not pay !! outrageous price!!! Thanks for the help ! Score: 8/10
I bet! Great job using all the phrasal verbs!
Thank you so much , I wish all the best for You!
I have had an obvious issue with phrasals..following your videos strengthens me more and more ...appreciated marvelous Jennifer
You're the best! 😘
Dear teacher, since I started to follow your channel, I notice that my English goes improving and that's something to be really appreciated. Keep it up!
Keep it up
Twenty-five years ago she was in the past of life, which is a special age! the test! Now.. learn in order to renew the language in al-dama`a.. for fear of forgetting the acquired language and strengthening the native language of the people.. Thank you very much.. to you..
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Thank you dear Jen.
Thank you too!
Thank you Jennifer ..
You're welcome!
Since it's not always possible to have paper and a pen on hand when learning a new language, it would be helpful if you provided a list of phrases that appeared in the video that we could screen capture and later review and practise. As always, I appreciate the quality of your videos.
Great!
Please keep going!would love to watch videos about advanced words too as well as phrasal verbs!!💙💙💙
More to come! 🌺
You give lessons with a sincere sprit.......
Thanks!
Very informative video on unique video about juicy exciting phrasel verbs👑
Thanks a lot!
I'm so glad that you are back Jennifer!
Awe, thanks!
How u doin' teacher,I'm a your big deal student 🤗Yehooooo...🤭🕺😂yesss!Alhamdulillah/thanks God almighty.And that's for I sincerely answered your quiz all correct.Hello from Malaysia.Esl,English As a My second language.Maybe I honed in on your lessons thoroughly.
Keep it up!
Thanks a lot😊.
Mam you're a good teacher, bringing it up clearly to our minds...
Glad you think so!
All your classes are very helpful
Glad you like them!
Bravo 👏 Teacher
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Ma'am thanks for making videos on phrasal verbs.please make more videos on phrasal verbs
I definitely will, thanks for the suggestion! 👍
1 out 10 ❤️ .
I have looked up to Jen since 2018 when I came across this channel .
Somehow Jen has taken me into falling for her ❤️.
Great
Got it .
Hone in on .
Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much! 😊
thank you for this tiredness dear teacher.
You're welcome 😊
Synonym of to hone in on is, to zero in on.
Thanks for xlent vdo.
The best!
You are! 👍
Awesome!
Glad you think so!
que chulita esta my teacher. Leo appreciate your time and help..we love you Jennifer : ))
Thanks!
Thanks❤
You're welcome 😊
im the first ❤️❤️i always like your approach of teaching i mean its totally clear to understand. We need more phrasal verb that are really really common in the US...im planning to study in the US..im sure all the thing i learned and will learn will help me ❤️❤️🤍🤍
Thank you! 😃
Thanks for this Quiz Teacher!!Igot 7/10....
Awesome!
Hi dear tutor, you explained very well keep it up, great job...
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Always awesome
Thanks again!
Thank you so very much for this lesson Jannifer!!
Glad it was helpful!
very useful!
So glad! 💗
I have answered 8 questions correctly , great thanks miss Jennifer for these wonderful verbs , take care 🌺
You're very welcome!
Thank you, great movie, first time I have come across phrasal verbs: hone in on and draw up🙂. Have a good day🙂🌞.
So glad I could help!
you are the best.
No, you are! ;)
Hello JF. Your way of teaching us is awesome.
Tourists are oftentimes ripped off !!
Thanks! 😃 And, yes, I wish I had thought of that example using "ripped off", haha!
I got the quiz 6 of 10 Thanks for the Video sister have a nice day
Great 👍
We have to hone in on watching your videos and our efforts will pay off soon
Whoo hoo!
I got 8 out of 10
That were indeed good and clear explanations of phrasal verbs from an experienced teacher like you.
Thank you.
I'm so glad you enjoyed! 👍
The best
That's sweet!
Awesome phrasal verbs!
If you want to know all these phrasal verbs stick around to the end...Jennifer will explain.
OMG I wish I had thought of that example, haha! Good one ;)
Love you class
Thank you so much! 😊
Lots of phrasal verbs to talk about but you honed in on the good ones. At first I was not sure I could keep up with the long lesson but you really stepped up your game. I always look up to you for your fresh ideas. You never seem to burn out. Your top is lovely. My wardrobe is the same because new clothes are such a ripoff. I had better let you go so you can draw up your lesson plans.
Wow, awesome job ;)
Thank you for all the great content and channels, perfect teacher.
You're very welcome!
Excellent lesson 💯
I got 7/10 👍😃
Great job!
Thank you very much for this clear explanation!
I really enjoyed listening to this video!
I’m going to be honest: instead of writing “ripped us off”, I wrote “ripped off”. All the other forms I used were correct though.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for your video 🙏, it is valuable and useful , I have got 8 of 10 because I swapped the answers between question 1 and 10
Well done!
❤👏
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Those phrasal verbs are very helpful I don't hear about them before. Thank you so much 😭💖
My pleasure!
Preciosa!
I waching you from saudi arabia 💟
Thanks for watching! 👍
all correct
WHOO HOO!
Thank you for your explanation I got 8 out of 10
Awesome!
9/10. I wasn't sure about the first one. Thanks a lot for this great video. Cheers ! 😀
Great job!
6 out 10. Great video once again! Your Inglish accent is so clear to understand
Thank you! 😃
I always look up to her like a very good teacher,. make sure not to eat in that restaurant, they will be ripped paying much money by them. I use to wear out my brother's clothes because the life was hard.thanks our teacher, kind Regards...
Awesome! 👍
10/10
Whoo hoo!
Hi JForrest
First of all thank you for the awesome video and explanation of the 10 useful phrasal verbs. Second I noticed that you said some people mistake saying "home in on sth" for "hone in on sth". I looked up both phrases in Oxford dictionary and DioDic English Dictionary for Advanced Learners, and both phrases are listed in them. So they are both in common use in the English language. In fact the phrase "home in on sth" is prominent in British English, whereas "hone in on sth" is popular in American and Canadian English.
So glad you enjoyed!
@@JForrestEnglish What do you think about the use of "home in on" according to my comments?
1.47 weakened is pronounced the same as weekend I think.
For The swift improvment of english,we should hone in on listening. 😊😉
That's true! 👍
Mam, Jennifer, I'm trying to hone in on to your phrasal verb explanation....
Very good!
The other day we were ripped off in the nearby restaurant. That's is terrible!
I need to get my shoes repaired as they are worn out.
People are burnt out because of the Covid 19 pandemic.
I always look up to my mother because she is always there for me.
We need to step it up a notch if we are going to address climate change.
If we really want to expand our customer base, we should hone in on smaller markets.
Thanks for bringing this up!
My friend talked me into going for a long drive.
I wish I could stick around a little bit longer as the weather is pleasant.
Please check my grammar!
Thanks!
Great!
@@JForrestEnglish
Thanks for your support!
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I need to hone in on to my personal project to finish on time...
Whoo hoo! 😃
Burn out stressful 👍👍👍👍👍
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Thank you for the very precious video tutorial🙏 I assum that I got 10/10, though
I have a couple of questions about it. And if you have them answered, I would appreciate it a lot!
1) I answered q.1 "be talked into". Is that right?
2) I don't get the concept of the q.3; I mean, if there's good news, why should the deadline be met!, however everyone stepped it up?
1. You're are not going to talk me into doing something. Or you can say: I won't BE talked into ....
2. The good news is we met the deadline because everyone stepped up. You're awesome, guys.
I got 7/10.
WHOO HOO!
We need to step it up if we want to win the tournament
WHOO HOO!
It is necessary to add "IT" to step up?, i always see sentences like these "The firm must step up production" "I have felt stronger since I stepped up my training". Thank you in advance.
If you specify the noun "production" you don't add "it" because "it" REPLACES the noun. Ex/ We need to step up our production. (noun is specified). Ex/ Our production is lagging. We need to step IT up (it replaces the previously mentioned noun, production). Hope that helps!
Hello Jennifer!
Hello!
@@JForrestEnglish Howdy! Nice video Lecture!
@@JForrestEnglish Punctuation program
Does worn out also mean to be tired?
It does, usually from working too hard.
I need to step it up to finish up early...
Awesome! 😃
in the morning thinks poffsion
My score was 8/10
Awesome!
I really look up to my parents...
Me too! 😃
So I'm going to be the 2nd.
WHOO HOO!
Can you tell me the meaning of Uber if you don't mind ?
Amazing job! 🥳
@@JForrestEnglish 🤔
I walked to Walmart for two hours and when I woke up I was burn out with exhaustion.
I bet! I would be too 👍
Class please, hone in on while I'm explaining to you...
Great!
American phrases are very different from British!
I talked into my friend to stay calm and don't go to fight...
Great! 😃
I am honing in on my pronounce
Whoo hoo!
Remind me Mam if something is wrong..
Sure! 😃
8/10 ITS NOT BAD,RIGHT?
Not bad at all! Awesome, in fact ;)
Flights from Istanbul to Cancun cost 160,000 rubles , this is a rip off!
My sneakers are worn out, I need a new pair.
I'm happy I asked a lawer to draw up the contract, she was qualified and cooperative.
It's a burning dilemma in life, to succeed, one has to work hard, but not too hard in order to avoid a burnout.
I used to look up to my couch.
I need to step it up to catch up with my English learning plan.
I regretted immediately I brought this topic up at the meeting, the dispute completely got out of hands.
He talked me into signing up to a music club.
We were not allowed in so we would stick around the night club.
That is a rip off, haha! 👍
I was ripped off= I got ripped off?
I'm so tired and born out...I need to turn in early...
Great!
I got 9 of ten, I couldnt understand first statement
That's awesome! 🤩
Sorry Jennifer. It should be home in, not hone in
The Cuban government still ripping my life off. 🤠
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You want to be rich quickly you're selling too high, you rip me up...
Yep!
To bring up a baby
Yep!