LEARN 100 COMMON PHRASAL VERBS To Sound Fluent In English (with QUIZZES)

In this video, learn the Top 100 Phrasal Verbs in English.

These top 100 are the most common phrasal verbs that you need to know for your everyday speech and daily vocabulary.

Adding these top 100 phrasal verbs in English to your vocabulary will help you sound fluent in English, will help you sound natural in English and will help you sound advanced in English.

First you'll learn a group of 10 phrasal verbs. And you’ll learn 10 different groups, so you’ll learn the top 100 phrasal verbs in English. You'll learn the definition of each and you'll see practical example sentences.

After you learn each group of 10 phrasal verbs, you'll complete a quiz so you can test your knowledge. So you’ll complete 10 quizzes throughout this lesson to help you permanently remember the Top 100 Phrasal Verbs in English.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

00:00 – Welcome
00:34 – Group 1
18:26 – Finally Fluent Academy
18:56 – Group 2
34:25 – Group 3
53:18 – Group 4
1:06:30 – Group 5
1:20:36 – Group 6
1:34:13 – Group 7
1:49:03 – Group 8
2:02:07 – Group 9
2:14:52 – Group 10

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Chat GPT is crazy, hahahah: I asked it. Give examples of: To hone in on
ChatGPT
The correct idiom is "to home in on, " not "hone in on." "To home in on" means to focus or target something with precision and accuracy. It is often used to describe the act of concentrating on a specific topic, goal, or location.

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