30 IMPORTANT Phrasal Verbs in 15 minutes | English through Sinhala

Watch the full video to learn 30 most Important Phrasal Verbs in English with example sentences for each in Sinhala
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1.Act out
2.Sit down
3.Fell down
4.Bend over
5.Pick up
6.Calm down
7.Sit back
8.Nod off
9.Put on
10.Take off
11.Tidy up
12.Get back
13.Turn up
14.Turn down
15.Turn off
16.Turn on
17.Brush out
18.Tie up
19.Look up
20.Throw away
21.Hang up
22.Put away
23.Flip through
24.Tear out
25.Tear up
26.Walk by
27.Walk up
28.Turn around
29.Point out
30.Mess up
Phrasal verbs are very common in spoken English, especially in more informal contexts. They are made up of a verb and a particle or, sometimes, two particles. The particle often changes the meaning of the verb.
Ex: Take (original verb) becomes a phrasal verb when the particle "off" gets added at the end ,Take off (Phrasal verb) which has a totally different meaning from the meaning of the original verb
In this video I m trying my best to explain each and every phrasal verb in Sinhala, have included example sentences in Sinhala to give you an idea about how these are used in context, in real conversations.
*Write down all the new phrasal verbs you learn today in your vocabulary book
*create new sentences using each
*and review the same few times
MOST IMPORTANTLY start using these phrasal verbs in your daily conversations at school, at university ,at work or at home
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(1) Please turn off the tap after using it.
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Hey dilhara i have a question about 6th example calm down. Here you mention sat down- sat down is past tens. But it use with other phrasal verb calm myself down. Question about calm myself down. Why it not be calmed myself down ???

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Put away=Respective place

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If I say I tie the hair, and tie up the hair what is the difference please ?

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There's not much of a difference between two options,
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you have below alternatives as well
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-Tie your hair back
-Tie your hair in a ponytail/a knot

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There is another meaning of "take off". Eg - We say the bus took off. It means the bus left or departed.

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