15 Phrasal verbs to impress your IELTS examiner

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Today I have got 15 phrasal verbs that will impress your IELTS examiner.
And if you are thinking “Great - but Keith, what are phrasal verbs?” Then you really need to watch this!

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Topics covered in this video:

00:00:00 Welcome
00:01:14 How to learn phrasal verbs
00:03:52 What are phrasal verbs?
00:05:58 Idiomatic phrasal verbs
00:07:41 Favorite phrasal verbs 1 - 4
00:12:03 Word order
00:15:13 Favorite phrasal verbs 5 - 8
00:18:54 Pronunciation
00:21:08 Favorite phrasal verbs 9 - 15

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[toannguyenkhanh]

1. To knuckle down: to start focusing on your work / study.
2. To get round to = to do smth you have intended to do, but you had not time. (Useful for 'Can you' questions).
3. To while away = to spend time in a relaxed way (useful for talking about hobbies).
4. To brush up on = to improve a skill you havent practiced for some time.

5. To bank on = to expect and hope smth will happen (useful for answering future questions in part 3).
6. To be in for = to be about to have or experience smth = experience sth in the future.
7. To pan out = to result or develop in a certain way.
8. To run up against = to face problems or difficult situations.

9. To mull over = to think carefully about smth (useful for 'what do you think of...' questions).
10. To figure out = to find solution.

'Do you agree that the government should...?'
11. To get on with = to start or continue doing smth.
12. To buckle down = to start working hard.

Describe a thing / a person
13. To stumble upon = to find it by chance.
14. To bump into = to meet someone by chance / accident.
15. To turn out = to happen in a certain way.

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Hello sir!
I've been using 4/5 phrasal verb for a while(figure out, stumble upon, bump into, turn out, make after)
But this is very information lesson because I have been studying phrasal verb from different grammar books for a week and it was all confusing
But because of this lesson my ideas are much more clear.
Thank you once again

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