Using Phrasal Verbs Hand In, Hand out, Hand over and Hand off (with Dennis)

A quick lesson on how to use these similar phrasal verbs in the correct situations. These are short samples of some of the online lessons we provide on our site. Students will be able to learn common expressions and vocabulary with an explanation by Dennis, one of our content creators and instructors.

Key Vocabulary in this Lesson:
Some common uses in English communication with phrasal verbs Hand in, hand out, hand over and Hand off.

These lessons are great for anyone who needs to expand their usage of more effective language in everyday English.

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[rasdyatwan]

This is very helpful. Thank you for helping people to understand and use better the language. You're cute 😍🥰

[exploringthedrbymaxpena]

Great piece of teaching!
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[mariamhany]

Honestly you're such amazing 🤩 i understood it finally 💕

[edintg]

Great, thanks for the explanation, i always wanted to know how to use: hand in and hand over, now I have a much better idea on how to use them.

[therubrickerorigami]

Video made on my I am seeing it 15 hours before my exam, BTW really helpful keep the good work

[julioamador]

I have a question. Can i say "hand over my cell phone" or "hand my cell phone over" is the only way to say it right?

[nelliebongabong]

like this sentece it is correct i have to hand over this. how u explain that???

[KoliswaTinto]

What about hand over when knock g off and hand over to some one

[HunainAli-jastero]

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[tankiplay]

I heard about similar phrasal verb to "hand out". It's "to hand round". Is it used often in English and does it really mean the same thing as "to hand out"?