Bring up, Do over, Find out, Hand in - Learn Common English Phrases

When speaking in English you should rarely take things literally. Very often the true meaning of a particular phrase is very different from what it says. In this lesson we are going to learn about four more such phrases. They are Bring up, Do over, Find out and Hand in. These types of phrases are also called Phrasal Verbs.

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[TwominuteEnglish]

Hello Tiong! The fine text is a google feature called Captions. You can remove the captions by clicking on the captions button which will remove the fine text and you will be able to see the subtitles we put in (the bold text).

[TwominuteEnglish]

Hey Tiong! Don't be sorry please, all of us don't know before we get to know. Now you know! :) Glad to be of help.

[tiong]

What I have seen is the fine text overlaps the bold text, so the words become blur and hard to see, I think one caption is enough. But thanks a lot for the useful four phrasal verbs anyway.

[tiong]

Very sorry, now I'm aware that was my fault. What damn fool I am! so simple a function I also don't know how to use. Now my problem has been solved. The teachers of Twominute English are very kind, it's a pleasure to learn English here. Thank you very very much.

[kaeduz]

I have a question... isn't saying "do it over again" kind of redundant??? Thanks for the answer in advance.