Super Useful Phrasal Verbs for Everyday English

Travel is a part of your everyday life. You drive cars. You take the bus. You fly on planes. And whenever you want to talk about it, you'll definitely use these phrasal verbs.

That's why I want to teach you some useful phrasal verbs related to travel and transportation. Learning these phrasal verbs will help easily talk about your travel experiences.

Below are the phrasal verbs from the lesson in case you would like to review them.

1. get on / get off
2. hop on / hop off
3. get in / get out
4. hop in / hop off
5. get around
6. hurry up
7. take off
8. hold up
9. check in / check out
10. buckle up
11. cut (someone) off
12. speed up
13. slow down
14. pick (someone) up
15. drop (someone) off
16. connect through
17. see (someone) off

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0:00 Intro to Travel Phrasal Verbs
0:35 get on / get off
1:25 hop on / hop off
2:31 get in / get out
3:29 hop in / hop out
4:17 get around
5:33 hurry up
6:31 take off
7:14 hold up
8:17 check in / check out
9:11 buckle up
9:27 cut (someone) off
10:34 speed up
10:57 slow down
11:59 pick (someone) up
12:39 drop (someone) off
13:24 connect through
14:25 see (someone) off

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[erenymaher]

These phrasal verbs which you have explained, now become more easier and clearer than before. Thanks 😊

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[elenachagina]

Hello Wes! Believe it or not, but today I've travelled by the Hop-on and -off bus! Greetings from Istanbul!))
I love these excursion buses and take them whenever and wherever I can

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[bittarmarcela]

Amazing lesson! Thank you so much! 😊👏🏼👏🏼
I just feel like it’s missing the phrasal verb “pull over”…
Anyway, I got to learn a lot ! 🎉

[garrygramadski]

How many words i have already known but every time I come across another bunch of words to learn, this process seems to be endless

[antonellacabello]

Hi Wes, I love your channel. I have a doubt, is it possible to use the phrasal verb "take off" to express that you are leaving a place. I think I've heard people used it that way or maybe I didn't get it right?