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hello lovely students and welcome back

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to english with lucy today we are going

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to tackle the topic of phrasal verbs i

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have had so many requests for a phrasal

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verbs lesson if you're not already

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familiar a phrasal verb consists of a

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verb and a particle which is usually a

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preposition or a couple of prepositions

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and very frequently when you add this

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preposition or particle onto the verb it

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changes the meaning of the verb making

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it incredibly confusing for people who

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are learning english as a foreign

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language i have some good news and some

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bad news i'll start with the bad news

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you just have to learn them there's no

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other way around it you have to learn

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phrasal verbs there's no

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quick fix not yet maybe someone will

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invent one one day so that was the bad

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news

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however i have three pieces of good news

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for you

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the first piece of good news is this

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video in today's video i am going to

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teach you well over 50 phrasal verbs

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with examples and explanations

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the second piece of good news is that i

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don't just have a free pdf for you today

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i have a free

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ebook containing all of the pdfs that

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we're going to learn in today's videos

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and some extra exercises that's for free

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i'm not sure how long i'm going to keep

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this here so if i were you i would

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download it now and the third piece of

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good news is possibly the most exciting

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this news is really going to benefit the

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super motivated and engaged students who

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really want to take

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their language skills

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to the next level

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i am running another phrasal verbs

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challenge

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my challenges are pretty legendary

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amongst my students many of them come

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back time and time again and for the

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first time we're doing one on phrasal

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verbs and it's going to be incredible i

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promise you this challenge is a 30-day

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course it is a huge

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you work hard for 30 days and you have

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lifetime results

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this 30-day phrasal verbs challenge

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starts on the 1st of march so make sure

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you sign up before then

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every day for 30 days you will receive a

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little story text from me

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each containing 6 to 10 phrasal verbs

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the important thing is they are phrasal

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verbs in context

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you also get a daily video from me where

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i read through the text so you can focus

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on improving your listening skills and

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your pronunciation i discuss all of the

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meanings of the phrasal verbs and where

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they're used and give examples

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each day after you've read through the

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text and you've viewed your daily video

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lesson from me you can take the daily

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exercise questions we do 20 exercise

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questions per day they are multiple

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choice and they are so effective for

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practicing what you've learned and

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checking your understanding

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a new feature is that every day has a

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comment section so each day you can

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write a comment you can practice using

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your phrasal verbs or you can ask us a

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question

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we started this in the last challenge

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and it has been amazing we have such a

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lovely community of students and you can

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learn so much from other people's

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questions

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as you go through the challenge and you

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take those 20 daily exercise questions i

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will start to test you on the phrasal

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verbs that you have learned in previous

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days this is perfect for really getting

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them in your head for improving your

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memory and your attention

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in one month you will learn over

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230 phrasal verbs you will take over 600

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exercises in total can you imagine the

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difference that will make where you will

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be in 30 days time

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a month push for lifetime results 30

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videos 30 lessons

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and the best part of all is that you

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have lifetime access

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so you take it in the 30 days but then

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after that you can go back at any time

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retake the quizzes re-watch the videos

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remember this challenge starts on the

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in the past few months we have run a

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collocations challenge and an idioms

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challenge and the students have

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absolutely loved it the feedback has

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been amazing i'm hoping that lots of

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them will join the phrasal verbs

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challenge two and i really hope to see

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you there right let's get started with

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the phrasal verbs video

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hello everyone and welcome back to

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english with lucy

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it seems like quite a lot of you are

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interested in vocabulary

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regarding relationships

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and you're also quite interested in

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phrasal verbs so i just had this amazing

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idea i thought

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put the two together relationship

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phrasal verbs because there are a lot

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and so i'm going to talk about 12 today

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some are more basic

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some are more common should i say and

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some are more advanced and if you use

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these in exams like ielts and the first

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and the advanced cambridge exams then

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you should get a good response because

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they're quite niche

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the first phrasal verb is to ask out

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it's separable so to ask somebody out

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and this is to invite someone on a date

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for example he asked me out at a party

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and we've been inseparable ever since

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so the next one is to take somebody out

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this is to take somebody on a date so

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these first two are quite similar um on

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our first date he took me out to

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person out

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is offering to pay for the date

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normally i prefer to split the bill and

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then there are no expectations and i

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like to do this because i don't like to

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so to lead somebody on is to give them

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the wrong idea to make them think that

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they've got a chance with you

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that the relationship might go somewhere

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but in reality it never will

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so if i kept agreeing to these dates and

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letting this person pay for me when i

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have no intention of furthering the

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relationship i would be leading that

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person on then we have one which is a

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this is to hook up to hook up normally

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serious relationship it's more of a

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whatever floats your boat then we have

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another one which is to drift apart and

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to drift apart means to lose closeness

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really close and then

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self-explanatory you don't you don't see

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so you could use it in a situation where

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someone asks you why did you break up

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with your ex

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separate ways next we have to break up

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to break up this is when a relationship

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we split up last year he broke up with

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me because i was too grumpy however if

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you then reconcile

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you make up so you break up and then you

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make up to make up is to get back

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one is a really nice one

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to put up with

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somebody's behavior

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it means to tolerate

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so why did you split up i couldn't put

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up with his snoring i could not tolerate

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his snoring the next one to cheat on

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unfaithful to them

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or if you are cheated on he cheated on

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me then it means that somebody

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has been unfaithful to you they've gone

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off with somebody else behind your back

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never a nice thing to happen you could

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say that they really messed you around

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to mess somebody around

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maybe one day you say you want to be

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with them and then the next day you

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change your mind and they're waiting on

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your every move you get their hopes up

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you disappoint them again it's best not

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to mess anyone around

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hope to do one day and that is to settle

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a stable relationship and stay there and

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have a more quiet and relaxed life so

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your partying days are over you've had

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enough of dating and meeting loads of

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new people you find one person that you

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start a family or move in together

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get married whatever settling down is

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welcome back to english with lucy today

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i'm going to talk to you about food

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related phrasal verbs very exciting very

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delicious i recently went for dinner

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with a foreign friend and they were

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struggling with some of the phrasal

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verbs that i was using so i thought it

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was going to be extra extra useful for

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you guys so first let's talk about

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eating number one is to pig out

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to pig out and this means to eat a lot

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of food all at once i'm going to pig out

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tonight an example would be i meant to

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be on a really strict diet but i pigged

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out last night oops

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number two to eat up to eat up means to

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eat all of the food that you've been

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given until it's finished it means to

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eat everything for example come on eat

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your food up or you'll be hungry this

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children number three

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to picket something to pick at something

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means to unwillingly eat a small amount

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of food so maybe you're not hungry so

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maybe you don't feel well

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it's often considered rude to picket

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your food oh i'm a poet and i didn't

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even realize it

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for example are you feeling all right

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if you are cutting out a specific food

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or a food group it means you are

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eliminating it from your diet for

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example sorry no cake for me i am

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cutting out sugar

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number five is very similar to cut back

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but you're not eliminating foods you are

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just reducing the amount of a specific

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food or food group that you're eating or

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maybe you're just cutting back on food

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in general and just a note with the

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prepositions you usually cut back on

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something for example my doctor told me

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i need to cut back on fat

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number six to bolt down

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if you bolt down or wolf down your food

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it means you eat it all really really

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quickly

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for example i wolfed down my breakfast

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this morning because i had no time

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let's move on to the second part of the

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video which is cooking and preparing

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food number seven to whip up

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this means to prepare a meal very

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quickly or with little effort for

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example here we are something i whipped

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up yesterday

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number eight to cut up this means to cut

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into pieces

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do you want me to cut up your food for

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number nine only slightly different this

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is to chop up and it's different because

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chop means to cut something with sharp

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blows so you'd normally chop up

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something hard like vegetables or fruit

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for example if you cut the pie up i'll

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chop up the vegetables

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number 10

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to boil over

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this means to cause liquid to overflow

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during boiling for example can you run

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and get the peas i think they're boiling

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over number 11

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to warm up this just means to heat for

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example do you want me to warm up your

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dinner for you when you get home

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and the last one number 12 to fry up and

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this just means to cook something by

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frying it means to fry you'll find that

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we often add up to words to make a

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phrasal verb it often makes something

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more

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right your homework because yes there is

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homework in online free english lessons

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on youtube of course your homework is to

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write five sentences using your five

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favorite phrasal verbs oh that was a

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mouthful um in the comments below and

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feel free to correct each other nicely

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and kindly

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today i'm going to talk to you about all

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the phrasal verbs that go with turn

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so this video is going to be excellent

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for improving your vocabulary which in

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turn will help you with your listening

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and your speaking so the first one

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pretty easy we have to turn on and this

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means to start a device by switching it

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on that's a synonym for example can you

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turn off the lights when you leave

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please also note that to turn on a

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person means to excite them

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emotionally

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and physically

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i'm sure if you are interested in that

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then you can google it yourself

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i'm not talking about it here then we

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have number two to turn off this means

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to stop a device by switching it off for

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example turn off the tv and listen to me

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and it can also mean to really not

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excite somebody emotionally or

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physically now slightly more difficult

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to turn out

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to turn out means to result or to end up

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for example

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oh

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i thought my homework was going to turn

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out better than this

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i thought my homework was going to end

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up better than this number four

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pretty simple to turn around

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i almost fell over to turn around means

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to rotate to physically rotate something

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for example turn around you've left the

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label in your jacket a situation can

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also turn around you can also turn back

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and this is to return to a previous

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state of being for example once you move

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out there's no turning back you cannot

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return to living with me once you move

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out you can't turn back

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we also have to turn against and to turn

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against means to oppose often suddenly

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so someone who was your friend might

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turn against you and become your enemy

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for example we were great friends and

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then she turned against me and started

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gossiping about me

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then we have to turn in and this means

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to submit something or to give something

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for example i want you all to turn in

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your homework on monday morning next we

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have to turn down and this means to

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refuse decline or reject something for

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example

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i asked him out but he turned me down he

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rejected me

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we also have to turn into and this means

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to transform into something for example

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she clicked her fingers and he turned

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into a frog

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finally we have to turn up and this

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means to appear suddenly or to attend an

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event for example

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oh

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look who just turned up and this means

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oh look who just appeared or look who is

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attending the event

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right that's it for today's lesson i

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hope you learned something and i hope

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you enjoyed it please give me some

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recommendations for more phrasal verb

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videos that you would like to see i'd

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love to do lots of work on phrasal verbs

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as i'm noticing a lot of errors in the

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comments your homework for today is to

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pick three phrasal verbs that you saw in

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this video and write funny sentences in

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the comment section let's see if you can

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make me laugh it's not very hard

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today i have got 25 stunningly beautiful

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advanced phrasal verbs for you these

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phrasal verbs are going to help you

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expand and build your vocabulary i've

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chosen them because they have beautiful

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meanings or they sound beautiful

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or they might just be really fun to say

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number one is to crow about something to

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crow about something

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this means to brag about something or to

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boast excessively about something

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for example

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i wish amanda would stop crying about

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her promotion

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i wanted that position

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number two is to fawn over

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to fawn over something we're going with

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the animal theme to begin with

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this means to flatter someone

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excessively to be too over the top with

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them give them too many compliments

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for example

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stop falling over my grandmother you are

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embarrassing me

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number three is to bounce something off

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someone to bounce off to bounce

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something off you'll notice that the

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something can go between bounce and off

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the verb and the preposition this is

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because it's a separable phrasal verb

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and i've highlighted which ones are

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separable in the list

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to bounce something off someone means to

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talk about something usually an idea in

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order to receive feedback or opinions

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this is a common business term more than

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anything else for example i'd like to

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take you out for lunch and bounce a few

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ideas off you we're in the final stages

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of planning a big campaign

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number four is another separable one

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it's to mull something over to mull over

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this means to think deeply and seriously

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about something to really consider

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something for example i can't decide

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which university to choose i'm going to

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spend the weekend mulling over my

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options

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number five i love this one this is to

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plod along to plod along

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now the verb to plod means to walk

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laboriously or heavily to plod along

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means to progress it doesn't necessarily

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mean to walk to progress at a slow but

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steady rate

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for example sheila is still plodding

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along with her latest attempt at a

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romance novel she's taking it very

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slowly but making steady progress

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number six is to keep something up to

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keep something up

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this means to continue or maintain a

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course of action this is often used as a

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motivational phrase keep it up keep up

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the good work

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maintain your course of good action

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for example

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she's been working so hard on her course

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i hope she can keep it up

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number seven is to figure something out

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to figure something out this means to

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solve or discover the source of a

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problem for example i just need to

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figure out why my hot tap is cold and my

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cold tap is hot

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this is a problem this has happened to

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me in the past

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number eight is to see something or

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somebody off to see something off

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this has two meanings that we're going

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to discuss

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the first meaning relates more to

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somebody to see somebody off it means to

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go to the place that somebody is leaving

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from in order to say goodbye to them

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for example i'll come to the port to see

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you all off on the cruise ship

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the next meaning works well with both

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someone and something

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it means to defeat someone or something

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or to deal with them effectively so that

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they can do no more harm or damage

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for example oh don't worry about my

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horrible aunt coming to my wedding i'll

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see her off

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i'll deal with her get rid of her it can

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be used in slang it's often used to talk

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about alcoholic drinks or bad substances

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or maybe a naughty dessert or

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unhealthy food something that's seen as

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a treat

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and it basically means to finish it but

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we're kind of implying to defeat it

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because it's such a bad thing

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for example would you like me to help

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you see off that last bottle of wine

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number nine is to bash something in to

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bash something in

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this means to strike and dent or damage

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something

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for example

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your stray cricket ball bashed in my

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mini cooper

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that's not true but it did happen to my

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mum she once parked her car next to a

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cricket pitch only for five minutes and

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it was bashed in when we returned to it

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number 10 is to cool something off to

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call something off this means to cancel

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an event or an agreement

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for example

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if i behave badly enough

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william might have to call off the

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wedding

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i always manage to mention my wedding in

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every single video

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there's still a year to go you know it's

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gonna be a long year

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for you

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and for me number 11 is to do something

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up to do something up

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this means to repair or decorate a

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building so that it looks attractive for

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example we are hoping to buy a derelict

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house and do it up

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it can also mean to fasten something

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usually clothing or jewelry for example

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could you help me do up my dress it

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appears to have shrunk

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number 12 is to muster up to muster up

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it can be separable as well to muster

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something up this means to gather or

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bring together for example

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i'll see if i can muster up the courage

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to talk to my horrible boss

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number 13 is to gobble something up to

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gobble something up

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this means to use a lot of something

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very quickly it usually refers to eating

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for example you must have been hungry

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you've gobbled up half of my popcorn too

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looking at no one

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william

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number 14 is to face up to

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to face up to this means to accept that

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a difficult situation exists

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for example wedding talk incoming she'll

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have to face up to the fact that peonies

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aren't in season for her september

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wedding

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do you have a moment of silence please i

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love peonies

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i'm going to go and view flowers with my

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mum tomorrow so

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we'll see what we can find

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number 15 is to stick up for

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to stick up for

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this means to support or defend

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something or someone especially when

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they are being criticized for example

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i don't need your support i can stick up

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for myself

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number 16 is to weed out

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to weed out this can also be separable

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but not it's not as common to weed

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something out yeah you can do that this

604
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means to remove people or things from a

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group

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for example our wedding invitation list

607
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is too long we're going to have to weed

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some people out

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number 17 is to run something by

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someone to run something by this means

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to tell someone about a plan or an idea

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so that they can give you their feedback

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and opinions

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for example have you run this by david i

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think he'll like it

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number 18 is to stock up on to stock up

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on to stock up on

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this means to buy a large amount of

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something so that you have enough for

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the future

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my example believe it or not is true i

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listened to a radio program about this

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the other day

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many brits are stocking up on toilet

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roll in preparation for brexit

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this is true toilet paper sales have

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increased both times that we've come up

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to the deadline of brexit we've had

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multiple deadlines um but yeah toilet

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roll sales increased

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which i love i'm sure there's a very

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valid and sensible reason behind this

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but i like to think that people are

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going to the toilet more because they're

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so nervous

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number 19 is to harp on about to harp on

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about

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this means to talk or complain about

639
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something many times

640
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for example can you stop harping on

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about how great miranda looked at the

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party

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number 20 is to crank something out

644
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to crank something out this means to

645
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produce something in large amounts like

646
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a machine does

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for example

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how on earth did i manage to crank out

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25 stunningly beautiful advanced phrasal

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verbs

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i said it again

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number 21 is to grass on to grass on and

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this i mean the meaning isn't

654
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necessarily beautiful it's quite a

655
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disloyal thing to do but it means to

656
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tell the police or someone in a position

657
00:26:33.840 --> 00:26:36.720
of authority about something bad that

658
00:26:36.720 --> 00:26:39.440
someone has done for example i can't

659
00:26:39.440 --> 00:26:41.119
believe that mary

660
00:26:41.119 --> 00:26:43.840
grasped on bob to the police about his

661
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illegal chicken farm

662
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big issues in the farming community

663
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these days grasses

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number 22 is to lag behind to lag behind

665
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this means to move or happen at a slower

666
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pace than someone or something else for

667
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example i found maths really hard at

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school and i lagged behind most of my

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peers

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number 23 is to build someone or

671
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something up to build something up this

672
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means to talk about something or someone

673
00:27:15.119 --> 00:27:17.359
in a very positive way so that people

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are impressed with it or them for

675
00:27:20.159 --> 00:27:22.799
example they've built her up to be

676
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something that she really isn't

677
00:27:25.359 --> 00:27:28.640
we can also build up someone's hopes

678
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this means to make someone think that

679
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something good is going to happen

680
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when it probably isn't

681
00:27:35.520 --> 00:27:37.840
for example i don't want to build up his

682
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hopes if she isn't coming back

683
00:27:40.240 --> 00:27:43.359
number 24 is to ask after

684
00:27:43.359 --> 00:27:46.320
to ask after this one is quite simple to

685
00:27:46.320 --> 00:27:49.359
understand it means to ask about someone

686
00:27:49.359 --> 00:27:52.159
normally can be something sometimes for

687
00:27:52.159 --> 00:27:54.720
example oh everyone was asking after you

688
00:27:54.720 --> 00:27:56.720
at the party i just thought i'd include

689
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it because i think it's nice when

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someone asks after you and it's also

691
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something we use a lot but you might

692
00:28:01.840 --> 00:28:03.840
think why are you saying after instead

693
00:28:03.840 --> 00:28:04.960
of about

694
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we just like to complicate things in

695
00:28:06.480 --> 00:28:07.760
english

696
00:28:07.760 --> 00:28:10.320
and the last stunningly beautiful

697
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advanced phrasal verb number 25 is to

698
00:28:14.080 --> 00:28:17.200
jot down to jot something down this

699
00:28:17.200 --> 00:28:20.080
means to write or note down very quickly

700
00:28:20.080 --> 00:28:21.359
and briefly

701
00:28:21.359 --> 00:28:24.398
for example i highly suggest you jot

702
00:28:24.398 --> 00:28:26.960
down these 25 stunningly beautiful

703
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advanced phrasal verbs

704
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yes

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right that's it for today's lesson your

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homework

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as if you think i would forget about

708
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that

709
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there's always someone in the class who

710
00:28:39.279 --> 00:28:40.399
reminds the teacher that there's

711
00:28:40.399 --> 00:28:42.320
homework when they've forgotten i used

712
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to be that person your homework is to

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write five stunningly beautiful advanced

714
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phrases

715
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with five of these stunningly beautiful

716
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advanced phrasal verbs

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go go go right that is it for today's

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lesson don't forget to connect with me

719
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on all of my social media i've got my

720
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facebook i've got my instagram my

721
00:29:00.480 --> 00:29:03.120
personal one lucy my english page

722
00:29:03.120 --> 00:29:05.279
english with lucy i've also got my

723
00:29:05.279 --> 00:29:06.679
website

724
00:29:06.679 --> 00:29:08.640
englishwithlucy.co.uk and on there i

725
00:29:08.640 --> 00:29:10.480
have got an awesome interactive

726
00:29:10.480 --> 00:29:12.799
pronunciation tool so you can click on

727
00:29:12.799 --> 00:29:15.679
the phonemes and hear me say those

728
00:29:15.679 --> 00:29:17.760
phonemes and say words that contain

729
00:29:17.760 --> 00:29:20.320
those phonemes it's awesome finally you

730
00:29:20.320 --> 00:29:22.399
can check out my personal channel lucy

731
00:29:22.399 --> 00:29:24.480
bella where we vlog our lives here in

732
00:29:24.480 --> 00:29:26.559
the english countryside and all of the

733
00:29:26.559 --> 00:29:28.720
vlogs are fully subtitled so you can use

734
00:29:28.720 --> 00:29:31.279
them for vocabulary practice and to

735
00:29:31.279 --> 00:29:33.360
improve your listening skills i will see

736
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you soon for another lesson bye

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you