PV 13: Advanced English Phrasal Verbs about Studying and Learning - English Vocabulary for Speaking
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Unlock the Secret to Natural English: Master Phrasal Verbs for Studying | High Level Listening
Welcome back to High Level Listening, where Kat and Mark guide you through the maze of English phrasal verbs! Today’s lesson is all about mastering those tricky yet essential phrasal verbs that can make you sound like a native speaker, especially when talking about studying and learning. Whether you’re preparing for an exam, enhancing your English skills, or just curious about how native speakers use these phrases, this video is packed with valuable insights.
📚 What You'll Learn:
Definitions and examples of 11 key phrasal verbs related to studying and learning.
Practical applications that will help you use these verbs like a pro.
Insight into how these phrases can vary slightly between American and British English.
📘 Episode Highlights:
In-depth explanations of each phrasal verb with multiple example sentences.
Tips on how to incorporate these verbs into your daily English for more natural conversations.
A look at some common scenarios where these phrasal verbs are particularly useful.
🔍 Featured Phrasal Verbs Include:
Go Over: To review or examine something carefully.
Read Up On: To study or research a topic thoroughly.
and many more!
👥 Why This Video Is a Must-Watch:
Perfect for ESL students, university students, or lifelong learners looking to refine their English.
Enhance your ability to describe educational processes and study habits effectively.
Learn how to sound more confident and fluent during academic discussions.
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Engage with us in the comments section below! Practice using these phrasal verbs in a sentence, and we’ll provide feedback.
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Thanks for this podcast. I brushed up on phreal verbs. 👍
Aha very good! It's always a good idea to brush up on things every now and again!
That's very useful; keep up the fabulous work.
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot. Very helpful. 😊
You're welcome 😊
It's a great lesson🎉
Thanks very much!
very useful lesson, I'm waiting for another lesson like this
We've already made over 200 videos for this channel! www.youtube.com/@highlevellistening/playlists
Incredible details!!! Differences between catch up on and keep up with... excellent!
Thanks! Glad you found those useful!
Hello teachers I'm happy to see y'all,been a long time..i can't wait to see you earned one million subscribers on UA-cam 🎉
Thank you so much! We appreciate your support! 🎉
thanks teachers,I think this is really the best way to learn phrasal verbs,I hope to see more lessons about phrasal verbs
That's great! We're glad you liked it - and actually have 12 other episodes on Phrasal Verbs already! www.youtube.com/@highlevellistening/playlists
It is great useful for me , many thanks ,
Great to hear you found it useful!
Thank you so much for this fabulous 👌 video
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much, dear teachers!
You're very very welcome!
When I was a high school student, I was very good at learning things by heart and keeping up with the class and teachers besides i never fell behind my homework or assignments. Some of my classmates were so naughty and sometimes played tantrum or fled the coop from school.
Sounds like you were a great student! Well done making some good sentences as well!
I wouldn't use "flew the coop" for school. We only use that phrase for leaving home.
- "My mother flew the coop when she was 18 and joined the army."
- "My sister is the next one to fly the coop."
We also use a different collocation:
- [play + truant]
- [throw + a tantrum]
Hope that helps!
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Very interesting topic with phrasas verbs. Many thanks. What about jog my memory ? Is it like refresh or brush up ?
Good question!
- "Jog my memory" is to remember something, but usually just something simple, like a name, a date, a place or something like that.
Usually something reminds you of something, and we often say it when we want to help someone else.
- "Maybe this will jog your memory."
- "Let me give you a little hint to jog your memory."
- "When I saw the photo, it finally jogged my memory and I remembered her name."
So overall, we don't use this with studying or learning, it's more about remember little facts, like names, people, dates, and memories in general.
Hope that helps!
@ Thanks for your Time. I understand thanks to the exemples.
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Thanks for watching once again!
南无阿弥陀佛，非常实用，非常喜欢，一如继往地非常感谢，南无阿弥陀佛
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
I was familiar with them but it never hurts to brush up on some of those phrasal verbs.
I hope I can get through English learning to some extent sooner rather than later.
Getting over what we read up on helps reinforce it .
falling behind is sometimes a good stepping stone for keeping up.
Great practice Miranda! I hope these phrasal verbs help you on your English learning journey!
one quick fix: Going over vs getting over
going over: to review
Going over what we read up on helps reinforce it.
getting over: to feel better (or less sad) about something
I'm getting over the breakup slowly. I still miss her though!
hope that helps!
@highlevellistening oh, sure! I wrote them quickly, so it seems I did not pay attention. Thank you, though I knew those phrasal verbs except flunking out, but was a good review.
Is there any special class available for one teacher and one student for British English?
Hello! Unfortunately we aren't offering 1-on-1 classes at the moment, but if that changes we'll be sure to let you know!
@@highlevellistening Thank you very much for your update.
I prefer British phrasal verbs, because they are easy to memorise
Thanks for sharing and for watching!
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Thanks for watching!
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New phrase for me is brush up
Great! Thanks for sharing ☺️
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