PHRASAL VERBS

Phrasal verbs are very common in English, especially in more informal contexts. We want you to approach our videos with a light heart and find joy from learning with us.

Come down

Come down

To "come down" means to move from a higher position to a lower one. It can also mean to be passed…
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Add up

Add up

To "add up" means to make sense or be logical, or to calculate the total of several numbers. It can also…
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Give up

Give up

To "give up" means to stop trying often because it’s too difficult, or to stop a habit or activity altogether.…
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Go on

Go on

To "go on" means to continue doing something, to happen, or to encourage someone to proceed. It can also be…
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Put off

Put off

To "put off" means to postpone something to a later time or to discourage someone so they lose interest, focus, or…
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Keep on

Keep on

To "keep on" means to continue doing something or to persist in an action, often despite difficulty or repetition. It can…
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Come across

Come across

To "come across" means to find or encounter something or someone unexpectedly, or to appear or seem in a particular way…
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Take out

Take out

To "take out" means to remove something from a place, to obtain something official like an insurance or a loan.…
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Lay down

Lay down

To "lay down" means to place something in a flat position or to establish rules, laws, or principles. It can also…
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Kick off

Kick off

To "kick off" means to begin or start something, such as an event, activity, or game. Informally, it can also mean…
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Let go

Let go

To "let go" means to release or stop holding something, or more figuratively, to free yourself from a person, memory, emotion,…
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Get by

Get by

To "get by" means to manage or survive, often with limited resources, ability, or effort. It can also mean to…
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