21 Phrasal Verbs for Daily English Conversation | Vocabulary Booster

No more boring verbs. Instead, use phrasal verbs for daily English conversation to communicate power and precision! In this lesson, you'll learn 21 commonly used phrasal verbs like "jump in," "wrap up," or "weigh in" give your conversations life and help you avoid that repetitive "I said, she said" cycle.

Plus:

The difference between "to jump into" vs. "to jump in on" a conversation
The rudest way to join a conversation
The phrasal verb for a conversation that ends fast vs. slow

I'll show you how to use these phrasal verbs with real-life examples, explain their meanings, and give you tips for practicing them in daily conversations.

This video is perfect for intermediate English learners looking to improve their conversation skills and feel more confident using phrasal verbs. You'll also discover the difference between transitive/intransitive and separable/inseparable phrasal verbs, ensuring you use them correctly every time.

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00:00 Boring repetition vs phrasal verbs
02:50 Phrasal verb stuctures
05:59 Starting conversations
11:48 Participating in conversations
16:22 Ending conversations
19:05 How to practice

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Hi, Annemarie 👋I have a question : about " jump into " . Your example is " he jumped into the conversation to share his opinion even though I wasn't finished speaking ". Is it grammatically okay to say, " I wasn't finished ? Why not " I hadn't finished " ? Please help me explain about it. Thanks.

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