Learn two easy English phrasal verbs in this audio lesson: Pick up on and Hang on

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256. Pick Up On, Hang On | Easy English Phrasal Verbs

Hear and learn 2 everyday English phrasal verbs that are used ALL THE TIME: Sit Around and Come Up With

255. Sit Around, Come Up With | Learn Everyday English Phrasal Verbs

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In this English podcast lesson, you are going to learn another 5 phrasal verbs. In episode #253, you heard part 1 of the audio where Amy was driving up a long driveway to drop off a delivery order to a customer. In this lesson, you will hear how the story finishes and why this is one of her favorite stories from this job. 

254. Walk Over, Get Back, Come Around | Phrasal Verb Podcast

In this English Phrasal Verb Podcast lesson, you will be learning 6 new phrasal verbs: come up, come out, get up (to), walk around, go on, and look up! We will be using an audio clip from one of our Real Conversations Lessons about owning a delivery service. In particular, this audio clip describes what happened during a delivery order that Amy was dropping off to a client in a rural area late at night.

253. Come Up, Get Up & 3 Others | Phrasal Verb Story

In this podcast lesson, you will learn the meaning of 3 phrasal verbs that you'll hear in an audio clip from the Real English Conversation Lesson about driving. In the audio clip, Amy and Curtis are discussing why you might be stopped by the police while you are driving. Also, how Amy's first speeding ticket helped her to finally get her regulars driver's license without any restrictions. The phrasal verbs you will hear in this lesson are: Pull Over - to move to the side of the road Go Over - to exceed (something - like a speed limit) Get Rid Of   Examples: I had to pull over to take a break from driving. You were going way over the speed limit! She needs to get rid of the junk in the closet.     Learning Phrasal Verbs from Real Conversations The audio sample that we used to create this audio lessons is full of phrasal verbs that we used naturally while we described various situations and stories. To get access to the full conversation lesson, all you need to do is create an account as a Free Member to get the full conversation and transcription. Learning phrasal verbs as you hear them being used in context is much easier than memorizing a list of phrasal verbs with several different meanings. With more than 40 full conversations on our website (12+ hours of audio), you can quickly learn the most common vocabulary, phrasal verbs and expressions that native speakers use in everyday communication. Take the first step to reach your fluency goals by joining us as a Free Member here Other Phrasal Verb Lessons: Hear some other lessons from our podcast. Examples and audio to help you understand each one. Break Off Bend Over Act Up  

251. Pull Over, Go Over & Get Rid Of [Phrasal Verb Lessons]

This is the phrasal verb 'Bank On' which has one meaning. This lesson describes that it means to base your hopes on something or someone. We recommend that listening to this English phrasal verb audio lesson until the end, then do the exercises below to practice and to see if you understand how to use it in context. https://englishphrasalverbscourse.podbean.com/mf/web/j7w4fk/PV54BankOn.mp3 Phrasal Verb Lesson: Bank On Decide which sentence uses the phrasal verb 'Bank On' correctly? Leave a comment on our website in the comment section below with your answer. We couldn't go to the bank on Sunday. We couldn't bank on the bank to be open on Sunday. We couldn't put the bank on our list for Sunday. Get More Phrasal Verb Lessons & Lessons for Fluency Get access to full lessons from the Phrasal Verb Course with lessons you can print, download the audio and get the Phrasal Verb Stories to hear all the phrasal verb lessons being used together! Your free trial includes access to join conversation practice sessions (with a native speaker) and online lessons that focus on improving listening and speaking skills to speak English confidently and fluently. Take the first step to reach your fluency goals by joining our 7-Day Free Trial here   Other Phrasal Verb Lessons: Hear some other lessons from our podcast. Examples and audio to help you understand each one. Wash Down #2 Take Down #1 Run Down #1

English Phrasal Verb Bank On

The phrasal verb 'make out' is used in three different ways. In this lesson, we show you the meaning to hear something or understand something. Listen to the whole English audio lesson, then do the exercises below to check and see if you understand how to use it in context. https://englishphrasalverbscourse.podbean.com/mf/web/rvqx98/PV40MakeOut3.mp3   Phrasal Verb Lesson: Make Out Decide which sentence uses the phrasal verb 'Make out' correctly? Leave your answer here I couldn't make out in the English dialogue. I couldn't make out the English dialogue. I couldn't make it out the English dialogue. Get More Phrasal Verb Lessons & Lessons for Fluency Get access to full lessons from the Phrasal Verb Course with lessons you can print, download the audio and get the Phrasal Verb Stories to hear all the phrasal verb lessons being used together! Your free trial includes access to join conversation practice sessions (with a native speaker) and online lessons that focus on improving listening and speaking skills to speak English confidently and fluently. Take the first step to reach your fluency goals by joining our 7-Day Free Trial here Previous Lessons: Hear some other lessons from our podcast. Examples and audio to help you understand each one. Look Forward Get Together #1 Take Down #1

English Phrasal Verb Make Out (3 of 3)

The following phrasal verb 'give in' is used when you agree to do something after trying to resist. Listen to the audio lesson, complete our exercise below for an idea of how to use it in context. https://englishphrasalverbscourse.podbean.com/mf/web/2vq3b9/PV26Giveinto.mp3 Phrasal Verb Lesson: Give In Decide which sentence uses the phrasal verb 'Give In' in the correct way? Leave a comment on our website in the comment section below with your answer. You must give in gifts at Christmas time. He gave in to buying a new television after the salesman gave him a good price. The pants were to small so she gave them in for a refund. Get More Phrasal Verb Lessons Real English Conversations teaches more than just phrasal verb lessons. We teach students how to become confident, fluent speakers that understand native speakers. Come to our website to learn more about the 7-Day Trial of the Fluency Power Pack membership which gives you access to: Full lessons from the Phrasal Verb Course including Phrasal Verb Stories Real conversation lessons with audio downloads and transcripts Speaking activities designed to improve vocabulary and fluency Join conversation practice sessions with a native speaker. Learn more about the joining us FREE for 7 days here. Previous Lessons: Hear some other lessons from our podcast. Examples and audio to help you understand each one. Fish For Look Forward Go After

English Phrasal Verb Give In

This is a free lesson where we give you some excellent examples showing how to use slip up which means to make a mistake or to have an error. Listening to the audio lesson shows you the correct way to express this verb, Then you will be able to complete an exercise below to practice how to use it in context. https://englishphrasalverbscourse.podbean.com/mf/web/rykxfc/PV16SlipUpFree.mp3 Phrasal Verb Lesson: Slip Up Decide which sentence uses the phrasal verb 'Slip Up' correctly? Leave a comment in the comment section below with your answer. I slipped up the ice and fell on my butt. John slipped up on the bill and did not charge enough to the client. We like to slip up a nice cold drink on a hot day to cool off. Get FREE Access to our Fluency Power Pack Membership Join us FREE for 7 days to get access to full lessons from the Phrasal Verb Course, printable lessons and the Phrasal Verb Stories related to these podcast lessons. Of course, we know you want to improve all aspects of your English to reach fluency which is why our membership includes lessons that show you how to improve your listening skills and give you activities to help you improve your speaking skills too. During your free trial, you will also be able to join the conversation practice sessions to participate in a video call with a native speaker and other members from our website. Take the first step to reach your fluency goals by joining our 7-Day Free Trial here Previous Lessons: Hear some other lessons from our podcast. Examples and audio to help you understand each one. Get Together #1 Get Over #2 Cut Out #1

English Phrasal Verb Slip Up

Learn the meaning of English phrasal verb: Fall Out. This phrasal verb has 2 different meanings but this lesson focuses on a problem in a relationship, a fight or a quarrel.   Listen to the audio here: https://englishphrasalverbscourse.podbean.com/mf/web/tgvp83/PV_244_Fall_Out_2.mp3 Phrasal Verb Lesson 244: Fall Out #2 Here are the examples that were used in the audio. Below, you will find 2 additional examples to help you understand how to use this phrasal verb in context. Alternative meaning:  To fight, quarrel or have a problem in a relationship Example 1: The kids have fallen out and are no longer speaking to one another. The kids had a fight and are no longer speaking to one another. Example 2: I never want to fall out with you because we are best friends. I never want to have a fight with you and never speak again because we are best friends. Additional Examples where this phrasal verb is used as a noun: My mom had a falling out with her step-sister and they can't be together in the same room anymore. When I found out my friend was saying bad things about me, I confronted her and we had a falling out.   Get More Phrasal Verb Lessons & Lessons for Fluency Get access to full lessons from the Phrasal Verb Course with lessons you can print, download the audio and get the Phrasal Verb Stories to hear all the phrasal verb lessons being used together! Your free trial includes access to join conversation practice sessions (with a native speaker) and online lessons that focus on improving listening and speaking skills to speak English confidently and fluently. Take the first step to reach your fluency goals by joining our 7-Day Free Trial here   Previous Lessons: Get Together Run Down Burn Out

Fall Out – English Phrasal Verb Lesson

In this lesson, you are going to learn the English phrasal verb ‘Bring Up’ and we have 2 meanings for this phrasal verb. This one means to talk about a new topic and we will help you to understand how to use it correctly with helpful examples. Phrasal Verbs Lesson: Bring Up #1 Alternative Meaning: To talk about a new topic Example 1: I will bring up the fact I don’t like raw onions. I will talk about the fact that I don’t like raw onions. Example 2: Gail likes to bring up the reasons she is rich all the time. Gail likes to talk about the reasons she is rich all the time. Get More Phrasal Verb Lessons Real English Conversations teaches more than just phrasal verb lessons. We teach students how to become confident, fluent speakers that understand native speakers. Come to our website to learn more about the 7-Day Trial of the Fluency Power Pack membership which gives you access to: Full lessons from the Phrasal Verb Course including Phrasal Verb Stories Real conversation lessons with audio downloads and transcripts Speaking activities designed to improve vocabulary and fluency Join conversation practice sessions with a native speaker. Learn more about the joining us FREE for 7 days here: https://realenglishconversations.com/courses/lp/fpp-trial/

Bring Up #1 | English Phrasal Verb

Phrasal Verbs Lesson: Look Foward Alternative Meaning: To anticipate or think about something in the future. Example 1: It’s normal to look forward to and upcoming vacation. It’s normal to think about an upcoming vacation. Example 2: I’m looking forward to meeting my language exchange partner in Colombia in real life. I’m anticipating the moment when I meet my language exchange partner in Colombia in real life. Get FREE Access to our Fluency Power Pack Membership Join us FREE for 7 days to get access to full lessons from the Phrasal Verb Course, printable lessons and the Phrasal Verb Stories related to these podcast lessons. Of course, we know you want to improve all aspects of your English to reach fluency which is why our membership includes lessons that show you how to improve your listening skills and give you activities to help you improve your speaking skills too. During your free trial, you will also be able to join the conversation practice sessions to participate in a video call with a native speaker and other members from our website. Take the first step to reach your fluency goals by joining our 7-Day Free Trial here: https://realenglishconversations.com/courses/lp/fpp-trial/

Look Forward | English Phrasal Verb

Phrasal Verbs Lesson: Catch Up #1 Alternative Meaning: To exchange information to stay current with recent events Example 1: I’m meeting Mona to catch up because I haven’t seen her for a couple months. I’m meeting Mona to talk about what’s new with her because I haven’t seen her for a couple of months. Example 2: Every morning we read the newspaper to stay caught up with the news. Every morning we read the newspaper so we can be current with recent events. Join Us Free for More Phrasal Verb Lessons Real English Conversations teaches more than just phrasal verb lessons. We teach students how to become confident, fluent speakers that understand native speakers. Come to our website to learn more about the 7-Day Trial of the Fluency Power Pack membership which gives you access to: Full Phrasal Verb Lessons & Phrasal Verb Stories Real conversation lessons with audio downloads and transcripts Speaking activities designed to improve vocabulary and fluency Join conversation practice sessions with a native speaker. Learn more about the joining us FREE for 7 days here. https://realenglishconversations.com/courses/lp/fpp-trial/

Catch Up #1 | English Phrasal Verb

Learn the meaning of English phrasal verb: Hand In. This phrasal verb means to submit something like an assignment.   Listen to the audio here: https://englishphrasalverbscourse.podbean.com/mf/web/tgvp83/PV_244_Fall_Out_2.mp3 Phrasal Verb Lesson: Hand In Alternative:  To submit something (like an assignment) Example 1: The teacher told his students they had to hand in the assignment first thing tomorrow. The teacher told his students they had to submit the assignment first thing tomorrow. Example 2: I think it’s a good idea to hand in your resume to as many people as you can if you want to get a job. I think it’s a good idea to submit your resume to as many people as you can if you want to get a job.   Additional examples where this phrasal verb is used: You have to hand in your report by Monday You have to submit your report by Monday   Assignments that are not handed in on time will not be accepted. Assignments that are not submitted on time will not be accepted.   Get FREE Access to our Fluency Power Pack Membership Join us FREE for 7 days to get access to full lessons from the Phrasal Verb Course, printable lessons and the Phrasal Verb Stories related to these podcast lessons. Of course, we know you want to improve all aspects of your English to reach fluency which is why our membership includes lessons that show you how to improve your listening skills and give you activities to help you improve your speaking skills too. During your free trial, you will also be able to join the conversation practice sessions to participate in a video call with a native speaker and other members from our website. Take the first step to reach your fluency goals by joining our 7-Day Free Trial here   Previous Lessons: Hear some other lessons from our podcast. Examples and audio to help you understand each one. Catch Up Take Down Burn Out Bank on

Hand In – English Phrasal Verb Lesson

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