Let's Learn English! Topic: Phrasal Verbs for Sports 🥇🥊🚴

Welcome to this English lesson on phrasal verbs for sports. In English, phrasal verbs are quite common, and there are many that we use when talking about sports. All of the phrasal verbs that you will learn in this lesson are quite common, and I'll help make them more memorable by showing you a picture, and by using the verb in several example English sentences.

In this English lesson you'll learn phrasal verbs like: to fall behind, to catch up, to root for, to pull ahead, to warm up, to cool down, to take up, to burn off, to wear down, to wipe out, to drop out, and more!

I hope you enjoy this free English lesson about phrasal verbs you can use in your next English conversation about sports! Have a great day!

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