PV6 Weather Phrasal Verbs Vocabulary | Speak Natural English About Weather Everyday Conversations

🌧️☀️ Welcome Back to High Level Listening! Today's episode dives into the dynamic world of weather through the lens of English phrasal verbs. Whether it's shining, raining, or freezing, mastering these phrases will not only enhance your vocabulary but also your confidence in everyday conversations.

🔹 What You'll Learn:
Essential Weather Phrasal Verbs: Discover phrasal verbs that native speakers commonly use to describe various weather conditions.
Pronunciation Practice: Perfect your pronunciation and fluency by repeating phrases after us, catering to both American and British accents.

🔹 Episode Highlights:
Detailed Explanations: Each phrasal verb is broken down with clear definitions and multiple example sentences.
Interactive Learning: Engage actively by repeating phrases and comparing usage differences between American and British English.

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Share your thoughts and your new learnings in the comments! Which phrasal verb was new to you? How often do you discuss the weather in English? Let's practice together and expand our weather-related vocabulary.

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[jamal]

Very helpful and fruitful. Thank you so much

[MaheeshaHettigeMaheesha]

Thank for your grate support to improve my speaking ability .❤

[girlyranasinghe]

Hi, Mr.Mark and Ms Kat as usual you shared most important lesson for us I learned chucking it down, pouring down ....etc. thank you very much and wish you good luck.

[kenyup]

Thanks! useful phase as always, I appreciated it

[hamdagesey-sfiz]

Thank you so much guys for your efforts for us

[sophiesophie]

Hi teachers, really good job, thanks a lot for this video

[petroklymko]

Thanks for your work) I really appreciate you very much)

[hakimkato]

I guess we just stay inside until the rain blows over. Wow. It was so fantastic.

[franciscoviana]

Thank you all so much for such an interesting class. It's really is great!!

[ruhiyyeagamaliyev]

Thank you❤. I love all of them. Clean up, rain off, died down, let up, warming up., pour down😊

[Che-t]

Dig in and boil over are new for me tnks ❤

[mahmoudiabdennacer]

Fantastic as always ❤❤❤❤Thank you so very much Mr mark and Ms kat for this amazing work

[alfredonieto]

Thanks Kat and Mark. It's fun to practice with you both. I really have 'warmed up' in taking back my english. Blessings.

[Babak.Abdehagh]

Thank so much! Very useful phrases 🙏☘️👌

[SherozabroadYouTube]

thanks a lot for your useful videos everyday I watch a video and try to learn by heart and memorize, I am trying to use them in my daily life but I think it is pretty firm to keep all in mind in one time anyway thanks a lot really appreciated

[aashukutty]

Im weak in phrasal verbs when compared to other chapters of English plz upload more vedios thankyou soooo much this vedio helped me a lot🎉

[rosanacardoso]

Very useful. I only knew 3 phrase verbs. Now, I learned some more about the weather.👌🏼

[vivianchen-qpki]

It was chucking it down (pouring down) yesterday
with heavy wind. So my balcony
got soaked. I figured I might as well clean it since I hadn't done it long time. I don't have faucet on the balcony, so it's hassle to clean because I have to bring water out there. This morning, I felt satisfied seeing the clean bacony.

[Brooks-mx]

Such a great idea to have these lessons around a topic and using phrasal verbs! I only have two questions: “it’s pouring outside : please, the ou sound here sounds the same as in : morning? I thought it was the same as in poor 😮…next: In the song Elthon Jones wrote for LadyDi in one part he says : ..until the rain sets in…here set in it’s like the rain has def “arrived “ and it won’t let up? Thanks as usual for getting back to us..❤

[cookinglobster]

i learn new verbs😊
wind down
wound up
thaw out
dish up
gone off
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