I understood the whole video and the explanation even so I am a native Spanish speaker. What about people who are starting to learn English? Is this the way they should learn? Is it correct to listen directly a native English speaker?
hello there... hello there... 👋 how are you doing?? first of all , thanks for your efforts...I hope you go on doing like this with all phrasal verbs..I mean by using the phrasal verbs that end with the same particle..Eg: abide by , come by , get by , and so on .. keep up the good work 🌹🌹🌹💓💕💞🌹🌹🌹
Can you drop me off to the gym please ? The meeting with my lawyer has been put off on Monday next week. I’m gonna make a new cake recipe tomorrow I hope I’ll pull it off. My hard work at the gym paid off I lost 10 pounds last month. This morning my cell phone went off to wake me up.
I have never heard of "Pull off" meaning to attract someone and I am a native English speaker. Could it be that you are confusing it with "Pull Of" - To feel the pull of something is a pretty outdated way to say you find something (usually a situation) attractive but would not usually be used to describe a feeling of attraction to a person.
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I'm hoping that I can pull off my learning English phrasal verb.
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I understood the whole video and the explanation even so I am a native Spanish speaker.
What about people who are starting to learn English?
Is this the way they should learn?
Is it correct to listen directly a native English speaker?
This video is not for beginners 🥰
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hello there... hello there... 👋
how are you doing?? first of all , thanks for your efforts...I hope you go on doing like this with all phrasal verbs..I mean by using the phrasal verbs that end with the same particle..Eg: abide by , come by , get by , and so on .. keep up the good work 🌹🌹🌹💓💕💞🌹🌹🌹
I will try my best ❤
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Go off - to become inedible, not good to eat anymore.
Eg: the egg smells bad.. I think it went off...
Go off - leave
Eg: he went off to have lunch.
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Can you drop me off to the gym please ? The meeting with my lawyer has been put off on Monday next week. I’m gonna make a new cake recipe tomorrow I hope I’ll pull it off. My hard work at the gym paid off I lost 10 pounds last month. This morning my cell phone went off to wake me up.
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What is the meaning of
high and dry
If you say that you were left high and dry, you are emphasizing that you were left in a difficult situation and were unable to do anything about it.
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It would be better if you go a little slower...Antonia! Thanks!
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Pull off attract someone
Put off discourage
As I believed
'put off' - yes, it is one of the meanings, but as for 'pull off' I haven't come across such a meaning
I have never heard of "Pull off" meaning to attract someone and I am a native English speaker. Could it be that you are confusing it with "Pull Of" - To feel the pull of something is a pretty outdated way to say you find something (usually a situation) attractive but would not usually be used to describe a feeling of attraction to a person.
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English is too hard hope i can pull it off that'd be impressive !
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Went out?
What went out?
@@AntoniaRomaker you said 'went out" instead of "went off". . .