10 VERY USEFUL Advanced Phrasal Verbs for C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency CAE & CPE

In this video, you will learn 10 useful advanced and proficiency (C1/C2) phrasal verbs that will help to take your English to another level. These phrasal verbs will also be useful to you if you are preparing for a English exam (FCE, CAE, CPE, IELTS etc)

👩‍🎓 Give yourself the best chance of passing your B2 First, C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency Cambridge English exam.

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FREE Advanced Vocabulary Flash Cards! (revise words and phrases from my videos):

[omartalaat]

I have recently came across a problem of being laid off and i asked my friend to weigh in on this problem and it turns out that the best way to get rid of problems is by stating where they stem from, ramping up your skills and technical efforts, clamp down on negative thoughts and finally put up with different circumstances. That was simply how to iron out any problem in life. Thank you 😊

[stellatt]

1. Ramp up
2. Stem from
3. Clamp down on
4. Lay off
5. Iron out
6. Weigh in (on)
7. Get rid of
8. Turn out
9. Come across
10. Put up with

[claudix]

After putting up with the failure made in her previous exam, she tried to iron out her grammar problems. Finally, when she ramped up her efforts, it turned out progressively to be not that difficult :)

[JennyMayolinEnglish]

This is great!! It's not so easy to find C1/C2 content so thanks very much 😊

[olgamechnik]

I wasn't satisfied with my English test results, so I thought them over and found out where the roots stemed from. I ramped out my efforts in studying, iron out bad habits preventing me from decent work, clamped down on wasting time and got rid of laziness . As a result it turned out I have increased my vocabulary and improved my speech, so I can weigh in on debates easily.

[xcutra]

Hi, Ben. Just got my CAE results today. 195, so pass with grade B, which is better, than expected. I've found your channel randomly, youtube AI algorithms performed well for once :D Your videos for C1/C2 vocabulary, adjectives, etc. helped me a lot in the writing and speaking parts, where I actually scored 200+. Just wanted to say big thank you from a sh*thole in eastern Europe :D Keep up the good work. I hope your underrated channel grows to the much higher levels, that it deserves. Cheers :)

[sojun]

1. I can finally ramp up my english conversations with Ben's videos.
2. Great attorneys stem from famous and well-known universities.
3. Police clamped down on illegal trading between countries.
4. My friend has been laid off because of the decreasing sales at our company.
5. Me and my mother haven't been on good bonds lately and I hope we can finally iron out our disagreement on things.
6. Our classmate John is quite timid and shy so he can barely weigh in during the school days.
7. My assistant accidentally got rid of my important contract with one of my customer.
8. I always thought Mary was egoistic before knowing her but it turned out she's very friendly and helpful.
9. I might come across as an unfriendly and cold person but actually I'm just very exhausted from work.
10. We need to put up with our annoying boss.

[Tere_tere]

Thanks again Ben! My students will find these really useful as well as the one with the adjectives. They had their exams on Monday and I was so happy to hear them say "It's paramount or "no triffling matter" :) Your channel is a great discovery and I like your teaching style very much. It's very similar to mine actually, I also give them a lot of "fish" :) That's why your videos fit into my classes very naturally and my students receive them really well. Keep on with the great work!

[fatimahsufyan]

• Ramp up ~ Stem from ~ Clamp down on
- having failed multiple times at the tests, she ramped up her effort by identifying where the mistakes stem from, hoping that, she would be able to clamp down on the failure.

[aleksandraurban]

Hi, I just wanted to say THANK YOU BEN! Thank You for your work. I got my CAE results today and I managed to score 201 points. Insane🎉! Your videos are an entertainment combined with efficient work!

[able]

I have come across this video, it is really riveting and outstanding. All examples is relevant to the real life not limited to school or friends at work surrounding, it is straitforward as well. Thanks

[oblivion]

1 & 3: We should *ramp up* the time that we spend studying, perhaps we can gain the time to make it possible by *clamping down on* our usage of social media.

2 & 10: Most of the practical knowledge that I possess *stems from* studying mathematics, although from time to time I have to *put up with* topics that are not my cup of tea.

4 & 5: Once there is an economic crisis, lots of employees are *laid off*, but as soon as the troubles are *ironed out*, they might be offered to work at their previous job(s) again, since they had done nothing wrong.

I'll need a short dialogue to make a clear usage of 6 & 7 in one sentence. :)
Girl: 'Look at those jeans!'
Another girl: 'Yeah, they're fabulous right? Let's order them!'
6 & 7: 'Sorry for *weighing in* here, but I think you should *get rid of* some of your old clothes before purchasing new ones.'

I'll only substitute 8 to Ben's example for 9 here
8 & 9: 'William *comes across* as being very serious, but it *turns out* he's quite funny.'

Sorry if I made any mistakes here, of course, pardon the commas after spaces as it was necessary in order to make the phrasal verbs appear *bold* 😅If that's the case, please let me know!

[Kee]

1. Most of my friends ramped up in their grades. 2. Unseasonal rains in India stemmed from global warming. 3. My sister clamped me down from speaking. 4. I decided to lay off few workers to balance the company's losses. 5. We had to Iron out few things in our relationship before proceeding any further. 6. I always give my best to weigh in on any activity. 7. It is hard to get rid of old habits. 8. To my surprise, the project turned out to be great. 9. We often come across people whom we like at the first glance itself. 10. It's getting hard to put up with my neighbors.




pls do correct me if u find any mistakes

[jaxconnor]

More of such series please.

I loved all c1/c2 words series

[malivirl]

I weighted in on all the props and cons of studying in Australia
My love to her stems from her amazing attitude

[jorgequintero]

This is the first time that I have seen this channel. I have to put up with the fact that most of the teachers only teach until the intermediate level. Wonderful class. Thank you.

[ernavisser]

Hello Ben! Today I had my C1 advanced exam! I want to say thank you for all your hard work that you’ve put into your videos! It helped me a lot, I also bought your course and I felt so prepared for the exam. Of course I had to practice besides the course, but you made difficult things very clear to me. Hopefully I will pass! Thank you for everything you have taught me for te past 2 months! You’ve made a huge difference to my C1 exam. I would suggest everyone to buy his course if you want to pass!! It is so worth it!!

[bbkrkwy]

1. I have to ramp up my discipline in order to be a good student.
2. The problems stem from the lack of water.
3. He was lay off his work because of the pandemic.
4. The headmaster clamp down on the access to the sport fields.
5. The leader iron out the group problems.
6. Can weight in on this?
7. He comes across as a very stingy, but he is actually very generous.
8. I want to get rid of my anxiety.
9. He turn out to be very responsible, despite his bad reputation.
10. I can´t put up with people who mistreat animals.

[qowstck]

I find that your channel and my English advancement are inextricably linked. I extol the virtues of your content to my fellow students. Without a doubt, I must ramp up efforts and it will pay dividends. I have been laid off from my previous job, so I am looking for other vacancies. I am sure that everyone has to iron out some difficulties, the most crucial is not to give up! I am told to come across as a nerd, but I think it is quite a compliment. If I could weigh in on the discussion of brain-training, I would recommend daily exercising. I cannot put up with laziness and responsibility evasions.