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Hi everyone, I'm Arnel. Today we're gonna look 
at 30 super common phrasal verbs you can use  

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every day! Before we start there are 
a couple things you need to remember.  

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One: Some phrasal verbs need an object. If a phrasal 
verb needs an object, I'll underline it for you.  

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Some phrasal verbs are separable. Again, if a 
phrasal verb is separable, I'll let you know.  

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Actually, I'll put a little s next to 
the phrasal verb so you know you can  

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separate that phrasal verb. And 
some phrasal verbs don't even need  

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an object. 30 phrasal verbs, let's start. I usually 
wake up at 6:00. Today I woke up at 6:30. Wake up,  

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woke up, woken up. Remember you need to 
change that verb form depending on the tense.

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I woke up at 6:30, but I got up at 6:45.  

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Definitions: Wake up, stop sleeping. 
You wake up. Get up out of bed.

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On Saturday I didn't get up until 11:00. Yes, 
usually we can use these interchangeably.  

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What time are you getting up tomorrow? Here it's 
clear I mean, what time are you waking up tomorrow?

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I'm awake. I turned on my phone. I turned 
on my lamp. I turned on the heater.

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I turned off the notifications. I turned 
off my lamp. I turned off the heater.  

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I opened my phone? I closed my lamp? Remember, 
use turn on and turn off for electronics.

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I have an interview at 10:00. Interviews 
stress me out. Definition, make me stressed.  

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Paying bills stresses me out. Stress me 
out. Stress me out. Me is a pronoun, right?  

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If your phrasal verb is separable like, stress out.  

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You can see my s. The pronoun must go in 
the middle. Let's look at a few examples...  

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In these four sentences you can see only the first 
three are correct. The object can go in the middle,  

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after the phrasal verb, or the pronoun can go in 
the middle. Grammar tip to remember, never put a  

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pronoun after your phrasal verb. Let me know in the 
comments, what's something that stresses you out?  

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Why do interviews stress me out? I don't like the 
questions. I'm not good at coming up with answers.  

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I need to come up with a couple of ideas before 
10:00. Can you help me come up with something?

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Come up with something. Definition, to think 
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idea. Whoever came up with the cronut is a 
genius. Cronut. Croissant plus donut, cronut.

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Okay. At the interview I hope they don't 
bring up my internship. It was a really bad  

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experience. Definition, to start speaking about 
a topic. Don't bring up john's divorce, okay?  

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Don't start speaking about it. I was talking to my 
grandpa the other day, and he brought up the war.  

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I was really surprised because he'd 
never spoken about it to me before. Okay,  

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I think you can tell I'm a little 
bit nervous about this interview...  

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I don't know how many people are going 
to be interviewed, but I hope I stand out.  

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I hope I stand out. Definition, to be noticeable 
because you are different, or more impressive.  

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If 10 people are being interviewed, you want 
to stand out, right? Look at this picture,  

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which umbrella stands out? The red one stands 
out. Right, right, right. For the interview I need  

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to look up the location. I need to look 
up the bus times, and I need to look up...  

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I should probably look up the weather. Definition, 
to search and find specific information. How do  

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we look things up? We normally use Google, right? 
If you don't know a word in English, look it up.

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No buses go to my interview place.  

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I need to figure out how to get there. 
I also need to figure out what to wear.

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Figure out. To think

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and find a solution.

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How? What? When? Where? Who? We often say figure 
out, plus question word, because we're trying to  

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find an answer to a question. You know, I still 
can't figure out why my computer is so slow.  

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Okay. I can't eat breakfast at home because I've run 
out of cereal. I'm also running out of time. Run out  

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of something. Definition, you used everything, 
but you still need more. Look at my examples: 

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I've run out of cereal. I need more, I need 
breakfast. I'm running out of time, I need more time.  

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I might run out of money before the end of the 
month. So, I've run out of cereal but that's okay.  

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On my way to the interview I'll pop into a 
coffee shop and pick up some breakfast. Definition,  

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pop into plus location. You enter a place for a 
short time. Am I going to go in sit down have a  

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coffee and enjoy myself? No, I'm just popping in. I'm 
gonna pop into my husband's office and say hello.

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Pick up breakfast. Definition, 
collect. I'll pick up breakfast.  

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I picked up my kids from school. Can you 
please pick up some milk on the way home?

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What's the opposite? Drop off. I 
dropped off my kids at school.  

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I dropped off my suit at the dry 
cleaners. I'll pick it up next week.

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So, I popped into a coffee shop and 
picked up a cherry banana muffin.  

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It was gross, so I threw it away. Definition, 
you put something in a trash can.

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Yesterday I threw away an old pair of shoes.

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It's too bad the cherry banana muffin was 
no good. But, I'm trying to cut back on sugar  

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anyway. Cut back on something. I eat this much 
sugar every day, I need to cut back. I drink  

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four cups of coffee every day. That's true. I 
should probably cut back. Definition, reduce.  

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Normally when we cut back on something 
it has to do with food, drinks, or spending.  

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Walking to work can help you cut back on gas costs. 
Okay. I'm on the subway now heading to my interview...  

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The subway is crowded, it's noisy, it's smelly.

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I wish i had a car so I wouldn't have to 
put up with this. Definition, if you put up  

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with something. Something is negative, like a 
crowded subway. But you continue to accept it.

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I only put up with my roommate 
because she pays most of the rent.  

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I've been putting up with 
your lies for years, it's over.

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Hi, I have an interview at 10:00 with Hannah 
Baker. Okay, bear with me a sec please...  

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Bear with, plus person. Normally we just say, bear 
with me. Definition, please be patient while I do  

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something else. So here she says, bear with me for 
a sec. It's clear she needs to check my details  

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and probably inform Hannah Baker that I'm here.

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Please bear with me while I check my notes.

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Okay. Now I'm at work, I'm at my normal job.  

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And to be honest, the interview was a 
disaster. I really need to calm down.

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Definition, to stop feeling angry, excited, or 
nervous. You can calm down or you can calm  

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someone else down. Gina was so upset this 
morning it took me 30 minutes to calm her  

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down before she told me what was wrong. Okay, 
I've calmed down. I need to check my emails.

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I should probably get back to Dan.

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And I have to get back to Amy. Why hasn't 
Louie gotten back to me yet? Definition, if  

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you get back to someone, you respond to them. 
This is normally via email, phone, or message.

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So I need to get back to Dan. 
Let's get back to him together...  

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Hi Dan, sorry for the delay in getting back to 
you Yes uh, paper delivery on Monday would be  

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perfect. I look forward to seeing you next week... 
Arnel, smiley face. Look forward to plus noun,  

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or verb ing gerund. Definition, I'm excited 
about something in the future. Every day I 

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look forward to watching Netflix in the evening. 
I'm looking forward to my vacation next month.

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I am here. I'm supposed to be there. Remember 
I was late for work because of the interview?

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I have to catch up on my work. Definition, if 
you catch up on something you have to work  

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or do something quickly because you are behind. I 
have to catch up on my work. I have to catch up on  

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my homework. My mom is gonna watch my 
baby this weekend, so I can catch up on  

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some sleep. I have a lot of work to catch up on, 
so I'll start by filling out these spreadsheets.  

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Definition, fill out. To complete

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a form or document with information.

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I filled out this form wrong, I put 
in my details instead of my sons.

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You can also say, fill in. You fill in 
a form, fill in an application. Fill  

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out is more American English. Fill in 
is more British English, but they mean  

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the same thing. I know they look like opposites, 
fill in, fill out. But they mean the same thing.  

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At work I sit next to Vicki. Vicki and I get 
along really well. I don't get along with Trish.  

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I prefer not to speak to her. Definition, get along 
with someone. You have a good relationship and  

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you like each other. This can be any relationship, 
friends, colleagues, husband, wife. Any relationship.  

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Why don't I get along with Trish? 
Because she's always playing her music.

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Every day she turns up her music really 
loud. I have to tell her to turn it down.

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Turn down your music please!

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Thank you.

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Definitions, turn up, volume up. Turn down, volume 
down. And we only use turn up, turn down, with um  

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music or the tv. We wouldn't use it for people. For 
example, you wouldn't say: I'm sorry can you please  

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turn up? Next to my desk there's also a 
vending machine, they need to get rid of it.

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With a vending machine next to me I always 
want to buy some chocolate. Remember I told  

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you I'm trying to cut back on sugar? Get 
rid of something. Definition, to remove it.  

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I have a lot of old clothes I want to get rid of. 
If we get rid of something we can throw it away  

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We can sell it, or just remove it. Right, I need to 
go over these spreadsheets before I submit them.  

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Go over. Definition, review. I went over my notes 
before the test. Let's go over tomorrow's plan.

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The spreadsheets look good, I can hand them in. I 
can hand them in. Definition, if you hand something  

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in, you give it to an authority. An authority? 
This can be a professor, teacher, policeman...  

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Think about it like your hand. You 
hand in, like you're giving something.

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I found a wallet on the street, so I handed it in. 
In this case, it's obvious it means I handed it in  

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to the police. Wow, last one. It's been a really long 
day hasn't it? I'm so happy tomorrow Saturday so  

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I can sleep in. Definition, to sleep longer than 
usual. In the morning I normally wake up at 6:00. 

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But on the weekends I can sleep in. I want to sleep 
in, but my baby wakes me up nice and early. Okay  

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challenge for you. Leave me an example conversation 
down below, and try to use at least three of the  

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phrasal verbs from today's lesson. Thank you 
so much for watching. See you next time, bye!!!