Practice phrasal verbs in conversation | Speak naturally with me!

Practise speaking with me using everyday phrasal verbs in conversation!

In this video we're going to practise using phrasal verbs in conversation using the mmmEnglish imitation technique. Speak naturally and fluently by practising out loud with me!

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[TeacherMeysam]

Phrasal verbs are important because they are extremely common in informal English, and unless you are familiar with their meanings, understanding informal language will be difficult. In addition, learning to use phrasal verbs correctly will help you sound natural in casual conversation. - Nice video.

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Thanks a lot.

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I just wanna greet you in Indian style "Namaste"🙏🙏

[kentafujii]

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[avinashkaur]

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My 2020 was a year of big changes. I have been graduated and now I am officially a Biotechnologist.
On the other hand this terrible situation have made me more stressfull and insicure.
I am very confident in the next year, in these days I see a light at the end of the tunel!
Bye!
Irene

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[martinmejia]

I've been doing this type of exercise for a while, and I have improved my pronunciation, vocabulary, and speaking skills.

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For my activities as I work weekly shift which starts from 7.00 am till 3.00 pm in the morning shift, I usually do ablution as soon as I wake up preparing for praying; regularly I fast two days Monday and Thursday, but rarely do I have a quick breakfast and I go-ahead for work.
- Recently when I have discovered a heart problem I never drunk coffee but I usually could have a cup of tea for breakfast, a piece of bread and butter and honey or olive oil and honey sometimes eggs.
I take a break at 1.00 pm for praying and eating lunch if I’m not fasting then I come back to work till 3.00 pm.
In the afternoon, when I get home I rarely take a rest except on the fasting days.
- In order to boost my energy levels, I go for a walk outside in the park, until I get listlessly, then I take the opportunity to glimpse my mother who lives with my sister on the first floor.
- Due to the lockdown I had never gone to the swimming pool, then I rarely never practice any sport.
In the evening, after dinner, sometimes I read some stories before lying down.

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[jogrereco]

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Morning y'all!!
Happy thunder day!!
It's 7 20 am. Venezuela's time.
My voice keeps dark while shadowing, I can't change it at all!!
Thanks for a happy waking up!!