Master These 10 Essential Phrasal Verbs: Wisdom Through Famous Quotes

Unlock the power of language with this lesson to mastering essential phrasal verbs! This video dives deep into the top 10 phrasal verbs that you need to know, each illustrated through inspiring quotes from famous thinkers and leaders.

Whether you're a student, a professional, or simply a lifelong learner, understanding these phrasal verbs will enhance your comprehension and expression in English. Not only will you learn what these phrasal verbs mean, but you'll also see them in action through well-known quotes that demonstrate their use in context.

Perfect for English language learners, educators, and anyone interested in the nuances of English, this video will help you become proficient in using phrasal verbs fluently.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:11 Figure out
01:59 Think over
02:45 Look into
03:36 Pick up
04:16 Pass down
05:06 Come across
05:49 Take in
06:34 Go through
07:14 Work out / Find out
08:11 Make up for
08:54 You shouldn't miss this part 😉

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Enjoy the video! :D
00:00 Introduction
01:11 Figure out
01:59 Think over
02:45 Look into
03:36 Pick up
04:16 Pass down
05:06 Come across
05:49 Take in
06:34 Go through
07:14 Work out / Find out
08:11 Make up for
08:54 You shouldn't miss this part 😉

[nitinchaturvedi]

Hi mam I am from India, can you please make a video on full uses of modal would actually there so many uses of it in writing English and as well as in spoken English although there are so many videos across YouTube yet nobody has covered all uses of would the main confusion of would when it's used in future sense I have heard a lot of native speaker they often use would instead of will, for example you would say what does that mean or it would be given sentence is not used in conditional but it has been uses for future sense