10 Phrasal Verbs You Need to Make Friends in English! (Storytime Included)

Learn Phrasal Verbs to Make Friends in English | Story-Based English Lesson

In this video, you'll learn 10 essential phrasal verbs for making friends in English, all taught through a fun and engaging story! Phrasal verbs are a huge part of everyday English, and using them correctly will help you sound more natural and confident when talking to others.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

Go up to: How to approach someone new - 0:27
Ask out: When you want to invite someone on a date - 2:09
Come across / Come off as: How you appear to others - 2:55
Different uses of the word Funny - 4:31
Give off: The vibe or energy you project - 5:32
Butt in: Interrupting someone’s conversation - 6:38
Step in: Getting involved when necessary - 7:14
Stick your nose in: Meddling in other people's business - 8:20
Come away with: What you learn or take away from an experience - 8:55
Run into / Bump into: Meeting someone unexpectedly - 9:40

This video is perfect for English learners who want to improve their conversational skills and understand how to use phrasal verbs naturally. Whether you’re making new friends or just looking to expand your vocabulary, this lesson has you covered.

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[EnglishSpeakingSuccess]

Go up to someone - the preposition shows ‘what happened’ and the verb shows ‘how’
Lovely golden nugget of information! Nice one Papa English - love your style!
Phrasal verbs are a challenge for my IELTS students, so I will pass this one on :-)

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 and I want to say that your videos are just helping me improve my English, so thank you!

[dimitragr]

That's extremeley useful video! Thank you so much Papa English!
1. Ooh yes, I'd love to go out with you 😍 [It depends. With someone that I've been with him for long time, doesn't matter the place. Everywhere is idyllic for me (Oooh my gosh, I am so romantic sometimes 🧐) for a first date the ideal place it would me to go somewhere close to the beach maybe for a coffee.]
2. I came across your videos when youtube recommend you on my videos, because I used to wach plethora videos for learning English.
When we want to say for someone that he gets envolved always in situtations where it's none of his business. What sounds more correct? He sticks his nose in everywhere or he sticks his nose in everything.

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[Fortepian]

Perfect rendezvous: I'd bring my dog... she's a great man-tester. If my dog likes someone and that person returns her affections...coffee might happen;P. Btw creativity at the highest level <3 great video :D

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Go up to is very different from Come up to lol . Thank you !!! You are freaking awesome mate

[泰陽]

William doing Papa's homework!

1. What did she say? What's your perfect idea about a perfect date?

A: Ehm I never came across any such person to compare with, to date with. So I don't have any idea. From the films, I can pretty much say that either she's gonna fall on her head backwards, or stretch out her hands to give me a tight slap. Wrong girl I guess... 😶

2. How did you come across my videos?

A: I was acting funny, searching websites and stuff to improve my English. Acting funny, really? Yeah 'cause I had my Physics exam which has nothing to do with English. the language of the paper was English 🤔...

Feel free to correct me, I am not native speaker and I do wanna sound natural when I speak. Thank you! :)