LEARN Phrasal Verbs: The Complete List - #4 | Live English Lesson

Phrasal Verbs are a common feature in the English language, and there are so many of them. This series of live English lessons is going to cover the complete list of phrasal verbs used in English. During this LIVE English lesson we will look at a handful of phrasal verbs and practice putting them into sentences. The notes will be shared with my patrons and with anyone who drops a SUPERCHAT during the live stream.

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[uliseslira]

Ana Tus clases son muy interesantes y geniales.
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[fuadaliyev]

Hi Anna. Thanks for lesson.Actually I've never heard and met" bail out" before.I'm very grateful to you that you showed and explained this word and the others as well. Thanks a lot.

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[stunninglad]

Your lesson is full of very useful information and this style of Internet teaching beats the one-of lessons. It would be very easy for you to throw out a Top Phrasal Verbs video and then move on, but you have taken the route which will help learners the most.

[aliahmadi]

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[willianbreves]

G'day, Anna!
Greetings from Rio!

[sergioluismonteiropintopin]

it's difficult but even so i love studing phrasal verbs.

[joaodibosco]

Hi, Ana! How are you today? Hope you’re doing great. Here’s my example sentence with BACK AWAY:
I was about to
Move to Greece but Backed away at the very last minute

[bashircodes]

What is the different between Bunisness writting and Academic writting please

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[uliseslira]

Ana I have a question
Could you please answer me.
What does it mean a stubborn?

[bashircodes]

You hit the nail on the head. What does it mean?

[danielsckarin]

Hi Anna! How about creating your own product and sell it in order to make money?

[pascualrafaelmarquez-suare]

Stand by your beliefs, you do not have to back down.

[stunninglad]

With phrasal verbs, there is much to be aware of. Quite a few with B and with some we see the phrasal verb acting as the imperative verb (a verb which gives instruction): Budge up and let me in. Blur out the registration number of your car before publishing. Break up, everyone. With many it acts as the sentence agent or the object of the agent: What did he bring up? I hope he doesn't bash up my car. The potatoes have just boiled over. The list goes on and on...

[lauradomenici]

Hi guys, I'd love to share my example sentences:


-I will ask the guys round for a drink in my new flat.
-We had been through a tough time, and unfortunately, we had no choice but to auction off our house.
-I quickly backed away when a car darted through the street.
-I recognised my mistakes, so I finally backed down.
-My driving instructor is teaching me how to back the car into the parking space.
-You'd better back off or I'll call the police!
-I was looking forward to going out for dinner, but he backed out last minute.
-He got cold feet and backed out of the pact.
-I feel confident because I know you will always back me up.
-While nodding at Jennifer's dull chat, his eyes made it clear that he wanted me to bail him out.