10 Essential Phrasal Verbs for Everyday Conversation | English Vocabulary

Expand your English vocabulary with these essential phrasal verbs!

In this video you will learn 10 phrasal verbs that native English speakers commonly use in everyday conversations. These are very common phrasal verbs that people use in their daily life.

Common English phrases and phrasal verbs are vital to learn if you'd like to become fluent in English.

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Last Saturday I ran into an old neighbor I haven't seen for years. We decided to meet the following afternoon to catch up for a while. It was so interesting that we ended up hanging out the whole evening. Finally I told him to come over home and go on out fascinating conversation.
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Thanks Ma'am for this precious lesson. You have talked over ten phrasal verbs.1). Can I use "point to" instead of "point out" to show something. 2)" He ran into John" - is this sentence right if it means to collide. Ma'am, you always come up with nice lessons for us and end up with a sweet smile. It is better to attend your lesson than to hang out . Deep respect to you, teacher.

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[mauricioandreoli]

Hi teacher, from Brazil. Thanks for share, great video.Jesus bless the People from australia. I still have issues with a fews phrasal verbs i supossed, trying get over it

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