Hi dear teacher Tanya! Very good lesson. I love this lesson about Fhrasal Verb. I love tis one here"hurry up". Which means" fast and fast"?🏃🏃🏃. But I love to hear from you dog. Thank you Tanya. As I told, I've learnd a lot from you. I'm youe great student from Brazil.🌎💚🇺🇸💛🤗
So many people have a channel on UA-cam and they say they are teacher, but they're not, they just talk and say something in English. A teacher teaches and act like you. You're really are a good teacher and teaches. Congratulations and, please keep on!!!!!
Thank you, Francisco! I really appreciate your feedback. I will keep on making videos. Please keep watching and share them with your friends who want to be fluent in English.
Don't give up and continue learning. I heard these words many times when I thought that I can't learn this language. I'm very proud of myself today. I don't gave it up, keep on learning and can listen to more native speakers in English.
I listened the teacher Tanya about twenty minutes. She was sitting down in her chair when she told something to us. I realized her was sitting up on her chair. Because some time she was leaning back. When she finished telling something to us she got up from chair and took some fresh air from her yard. when she come back she fell down but she never gave up. She kept to tell something to us. after a minute she finished all lesson and she stand up from her chair and said goodby.
Hello Teacher Tanya. I'm brazilian, I've been studying English for 1 year. THis lesson is very important, because native spike phrasel verbs all the time. I'm have difficult in learn English, but i don't give up rsrss.
I’m Italian and phrasal verbs are engaging for me because their morphology doesn’t suggest me any kind of meaning concerned with my mother tongue . Most synonyms of phrasal verbs come from Latin and so very familiar to me; nevertheless I realize that I can’t be fluent in English if I don’t use phrasal verbs because they are very “anglosaxon” words and they are uttered ordinarily by native speakers.
You're right. We use phrasal verbs all of the time. It's great to learn them. Here is a playlist with more lessons about phrasal verbs. ua-cam.com/play/PLAQnGJZE3wfytWw5wByDF9KhZAUbuTCkO.html
I’m Brazilian, and my mother tongue is Portuguese (not Spanish). It’s a Latin language derivation as Italian, so learning phrasal verbs is very hard for me too. I’m going to KEEP ON my English and thanks for the awesome class!
Hello, Tanya. I am from Ukraine. I've kept on learning almost half an year and I'm trying to learn phrasal verbs in natural way when I read or listen some English content like your lessons.
Oh, dear teacher, I heard your dog barking, which inspired and pushed me to look for phrasal verbs with bark. Finally, I found bark out and rap out, which have the same meaning.
I am truly grateful for the impact you have made on my English studies. Your guidance and support has been invaluable to me, and I am so grateful for the time and effort you put into helping me (and all your subscribers) improve . Your live sessions and tips have helped me to not only improve my proficiency but to gain the confidence I needed to speak and understand the language. I am so grateful for your guidance and support. You are not just a teacher, you are an inspiration. Thank you so much for all that you do!" P.S.: The song I mentioned in the video is 'Iris' by Goo Goo Dolls.
Mariana, thank you for this very kind and supportive comment! I appreciate you, too! Thank you for attending the lessons and participating! Also, thank you for letting me know about the song!
Your rhythm of speaking as I listener was very comfortable as audience unless all of sudden the barking of dog but wasn’t bad , lovely video channel and very informative
Hi teacher I am from Venezuela, l loved your class abut phrasal verbs because for me it is a challenge to learn them. My English is improve right now but don't give up. I am keeping on studying. I would like to continue studying with you....
I'm so glad to hear you don't give up and you will keep going! I'm looking forward to chatting with you here in the comments on another video lesson soon!
This is my fist time joining you teacher, but I really love the way how you teach, how you explain the topic... personally I have struggled with phrasal verbs for 8 years since I started learning English, so I really need this lesson, Mrs. Tanya
Welcome! I am so glad you joined us! We have more videos about phrasal verbs at this playlist! ua-cam.com/play/PLAQnGJZE3wfytWw5wByDF9KhZAUbuTCkO.html or if you want to see our most recent video try this one ua-cam.com/video/WDTvaJwnvW4/v-deo.html
Once I asked my American buddy, 'Hey, Dan, can you explain the difference between a noun and a verb to me?" 'Sure" he said "let's take "hump" for instance ... It's a noun meaning "something on the back of a camel"... unless that thing is another camel, in which case, it's a verb." Moscow, Russia
@@EnglishCoach3Ts I remember back in 2018 I entered a pun competition determined to win. I submitted ten puns, figuring that way one of them will certainly get the prize. But when they announced the winner, no pun intended.
Hello Tanya I am from the Czech Republic I love reading and I wanted to learn this language because my favorite band here sing the songs in English too. I have a soft spot for these boys😍 and I needed to understand 🙂. I don't understand everything, what you say, but you're nice and i listen to for the first time and than i translate it. I bought the book Me after you. I'm very happy to understand the text basicly, it's dificult sometimes but i enjoy it.
@@EnglishCoach3Ts I bought third part Still me a month ago. My favorite band is from the Czech Republic too. But they say your language is esier to sing than our. The LP Theyories is whole in English. Dan Bárta and Balzar Trio borrowed songs from others like Led Zeppelin, Simply Red.. It's remake in jazz
I fellow you from algeria .this is the first time i watch your video ...because i face some problemes about phrasal verb ...i suggest also talking about or make video about present perfect
Welcome! So glad you joined us. I have a few videos on present perfect and have another coming soon. Go to the search bar on my channel and type present perfect and you will find videos I already have. Keep watching for more.
I'm watching as I teach English and can get some tips. I thought about the reason for a phrasal verb instead of one word. Sometimes the meaning of a phrasal verb describes the process making it relevant. For example you said ''understand'' instead of 'figure it out'. Using the latter shows the maybe convoluted process that led to understanding whereas the former could have meant instant understanding or the more complicated process - so in context the phrasal could be more exact.
Hello Tanya, phrasal verbs are a big worry for me. I really would like to learn it better because I know you use it very much! I'm going to hear all your lessons on the topic. Thank you for your kindness and clarity. Raffaella
When I use phrasal verbs, especially in speakin , If feel it is nearer to real English and I enjoy using them , by the way, your way of presenting the material is interesting
I'm glad to hear that. Using phrasal verbs is such a natural way to speak. Keep up the great work! Try this playlist for more ua-cam.com/play/PLAQnGJZE3wfytWw5wByDF9KhZAUbuTCkO.html
I recently watching your vidios.i m from sri lanka. I ve been learning english for severak years..i really undestand 90% of what you speak .thank you teacher your way of teachig & speaking is intersting so l dont give up learning.❤❤❤
Thanks alot for all these explanations l think it is very clear to use them very sweet profesor and great hope you beautiful life thanks agin with all respect and love from Iraq se lo agradesco gracias
Thanks for your explanations. What confuses me the most, is that as many phrasal verbs are formed adding prepositions, when to be sure the preposition is part of a phrasal verb or just a preposition? I’m Spanish, and as a student in a college in the US, I was glad to hear that phrasal verbs are not “acepted “ in Essays and Academic papers. But the truth is, without understanding them is difficult to follow conversations in English.:))
In the United States phrasal verbs are often used in academic writing depending on where attend classes. If the verb and the preposition together have a different meaning, that is a phrasal verb. Try watching these other videos to help you some more. ua-cam.com/play/PLAQnGJZE3wfytWw5wByDF9KhZAUbuTCkO.html
I found your channel recently and I like the way you teach very much! And now I keep on listening and practicing English with your videos and thanks to you don’t give up my dream to be fluent in English 😊
Hi dear teacher Tanya! Very good lesson. I love this lesson about Fhrasal Verb. I love tis one here"hurry up". Which means" fast and fast"?🏃🏃🏃. But I love to hear from you dog. Thank you Tanya. As I told, I've learnd a lot from you. I'm youe great student from Brazil.🌎💚🇺🇸💛🤗
Thank you! 😃 I really appreciate your comment!
Hmm💝
Thank you!
Excellent course for learners.
You speak very clear. After many years still learning.
Thank you.
Everyone who learns a language is still learning after many years. Keep yp the good work!
So many people have a channel on UA-cam and they say they are teacher, but they're not, they just talk and say something in English. A teacher teaches and act like you. You're really are a good teacher and teaches. Congratulations and, please keep on!!!!!
Thank you, Francisco! I really appreciate your feedback. I will keep on making videos. Please keep watching and share them with your friends who want to be fluent in English.
Don't give up and continue learning. I heard these words many times when I thought that I can't learn this language. I'm very proud of myself today. I don't gave it up, keep on learning and can listen to more native speakers in English.
This is great news! Thank you for sharing it here. Hopefully other students will be inspired by you!
Unfortunately, I very often think that I will not be able to speak English fluently
Don't let yourself think that way. Instead, make a plan to work on your fluency a little bit each day.
@@EnglishCoach3Ts Thank you very much for your support and advice
💝
I promise I will never give up to learning English till fluent speak. 👍
That's awesome! With this kind of commitment I know you will meet your goal!
I listened the teacher Tanya about twenty minutes. She was sitting down in her chair when she told something to us. I realized her was sitting up on her chair. Because some time she was leaning back. When she finished telling something to us she got up from chair and took some fresh air from her yard. when she come back she fell down but she never gave up. She kept to tell something to us. after a minute she finished all lesson and she stand up from her chair and said goodby.
Wow! What a great way to practice phrasal verbs!
Hello Teacher Tanya. I'm brazilian, I've been studying English for 1 year. THis lesson is very important, because native spike phrasel verbs all the time. I'm have difficult in learn English, but i don't give up rsrss.
I'm so glad to hear you won't give up! Yes. Native speakers do use them a lot.
Brasileiro não desiste nunca👏👏👏🇧🇷
I am going to wrap up watching your previous lessons.
Wrap up is a phrasal verb I use A LOT. At least 5-6 times a day or more.
I’m Italian and phrasal verbs are engaging for me because their morphology doesn’t suggest me any kind of meaning concerned with my mother tongue . Most synonyms of phrasal verbs come from Latin and so very familiar to me; nevertheless I realize that I can’t be fluent in English if I don’t use phrasal verbs because they are very “anglosaxon” words and they are uttered ordinarily by native speakers.
You're right. We use phrasal verbs all of the time. It's great to learn them. Here is a playlist with more lessons about phrasal verbs. ua-cam.com/play/PLAQnGJZE3wfytWw5wByDF9KhZAUbuTCkO.html
I’m Brazilian, and my mother tongue is Portuguese (not Spanish). It’s a Latin language derivation as Italian, so learning phrasal verbs is very hard for me too.
I’m going to KEEP ON my English and thanks for the awesome class!
Hello, Tanya. I am from Ukraine. I've kept on learning almost half an year and I'm trying to learn phrasal verbs in natural way when I read or listen some English content like your lessons.
That is a great idea! Keep up the great work and you will learn more than you are aware of!
Oh, dear teacher, I heard your dog barking, which inspired and pushed me to look for phrasal verbs with bark. Finally, I found bark out and rap out, which have the same meaning.
It's so great to hear about your motivation! Thank you for sharing!
Hi, this is my first time watching you, I'm from Bolivia and I'm an English professor at the university in Tarija, a city in the south of the country.
Welcome to a fellow teacher! I'm so glad to have you here in our English community!
Your lessons are fantastic, amazing, wonderful and perfectly tailored to student needs. That is why i will never give up following you.
Thank you so much! I am so glad that you think so highly of my lessons!
Hello from Romania! Best wishes to everyone!♥️🥰
Welcome! Thank you for your well wishes!
Hello teacher! I am watching from Brooklyn NY. THIS IS MY FIRST TIME WATCHING YOU. I AM FROM HAITI.
Welcome! Be sure to subscribe to see more English lessons!
NEW STUDENT ❤️ Sending hugs and kisses from ZANZIBAR Tanzania 🇹🇿
Welcome! I am so glad you have joined us! Looking forward to chatting more in the comments soon!
I am truly grateful for the impact you have made on my English studies. Your guidance and support has been invaluable to me, and I am so grateful for the time and effort you put into helping me (and all your subscribers) improve . Your live sessions and tips have helped me to not only improve my proficiency but to gain the confidence I needed to speak and understand the language. I am so grateful for your guidance and support. You are not just a teacher, you are an inspiration. Thank you so much for all that you do!"
P.S.: The song I mentioned in the video is 'Iris' by Goo Goo Dolls.
Mariana, thank you for this very kind and supportive comment! I appreciate you, too! Thank you for attending the lessons and participating! Also, thank you for letting me know about the song!
Your rhythm of speaking as I listener was very comfortable as audience unless all of sudden the barking of dog but wasn’t bad , lovely video channel and very informative
Thank you! My dog has had a barking thing lately. More than usual. Hopefully she will calm down soon!
greetings from Brazil! the tropical country !!! all the best !!
Thank you and all the best to you too!
Hi teacher I am from Venezuela, l loved your class abut phrasal verbs because for me it is a challenge to learn them. My English is improve right now but don't give up. I am keeping on studying. I would like to continue studying with you....
I'm so glad to hear you don't give up and you will keep going! I'm looking forward to chatting with you here in the comments on another video lesson soon!
I'm appreciate this videos, because are more, interesisting and import. For my thanks somuch .
Glad you like them! Have you watched our playlist with phrasal verbs?
What are phrasal verbs you want to learn?
How different are between "Keep in touch" and "Keep connection"?
We would be more likely to say "stay connected" but basically them mean the same thing.
The best way that we can learning english is for listening more and speaking more. Its really tested many times ago🥰
So true! Thank you for taking time to listen to this video and commenting. Writing also improves our fluency! Best wishes!
This is my fist time joining you teacher, but I really love the way how you teach, how you explain the topic... personally I have struggled with phrasal verbs for 8 years since I started learning English, so I really need this lesson, Mrs. Tanya
Welcome! I am so glad you joined us! We have more videos about phrasal verbs at this playlist! ua-cam.com/play/PLAQnGJZE3wfytWw5wByDF9KhZAUbuTCkO.html or if you want to see our most recent video try this one ua-cam.com/video/WDTvaJwnvW4/v-deo.html
Clear Pronunciation! watching from Myanmar.Unnamed Road,Unnamed Road,null,Kachin,Myanmar (Burma)Unnamed Road,Unnamed Road,null,Kachin,Myanmar (Burma)
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Thank you very much. This is my first time to join your on line class. Very interesting..
Welcome! I am so glad you joined! I look forward to chatting with you in the comments again soon!
Greetings from El Salvador great class.
Thanks for watching! And welcome! Did you see the video I just posted a few minutes ago? ua-cam.com/video/WDTvaJwnvW4/v-deo.html
Hello 👋 I'm an English teacher from Algeria like ure way of teaching great thanks
You are very welcome! So glad to have you here in our UA-cam community!
Thanks Tanya. I think that i shoudn't never give up my English learning. Susana from Argentina.
Hi Susana! Thank you for letting me know it's you! It's great to see you here in the comments! You are right! Never give up! Keep going!
Stand up your way, keep on going, never give up.
These are such useful phrasal verbs!
Hello I'm from Cambodia, thank you so much for sharing
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Hello mam I am watching your video in first time. I feel very much confident about english. I am from India. My name is krishnendu chattaraj. 🙏🙏🇮🇳
Krishnendu, welcome to our English learning community!
@@EnglishCoach3Ts thank you very much. 👍
You're welcome!
I am from Taiwan ,and first time join learning
Welcome to our English learning community! Be sure to subscribe!
Hello respected teacher, i am really thankful for joying I will continue learning I love your method.
I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you!
Hi, mam I am Elsy Antony from India
This subject is very important.
I never give up maybe any difficulties come my way to learn English.
That's great to hear! Keep up the good work!
Once I asked my American buddy, 'Hey, Dan, can you explain the difference between a noun and a verb to me?"
'Sure" he said "let's take "hump" for instance ... It's a noun meaning "something on the back of a camel"... unless that thing is another camel, in which case, it's a verb."
Moscow, Russia
Oh dear! No pun intended.
@@EnglishCoach3Ts
I remember back in 2018 I entered a pun competition determined to win.
I submitted ten puns, figuring that way one of them will certainly get the prize.
But when they announced the winner, no pun intended.
This one is funny! I think I missed it because it was a reply. For some reason, replies don't show up on my list.
You are denominator teacher!! I would like to take classes with you!
Thank you! For more information about classes go to our website www.englishcoach-3ts.com
You speak very clearly. I love that.
Thank you! I'm glad you can understand!
Hello, I watch your video from Guatemala and I had learn some Words and practice my english with confidence
Great job! Thank you for watching and commenting!
From France 🇫🇷
Thank you 🙏
Welcome! I'm glad you liked the video! Thank you for watching!
Hello, thanks for the class, greetings from Colombia. you're great
Thanks and welcome! It's great to have you in class!
Hi, phrasal verb topic is really interesting!!!
I agree! They are so useful and give you the opportunity to say things in another way!
Hi Teacher Tanya, I am interested to learn more phrasal verbs. It can help us to express well in daily use English.
You are absolutely right!
Hello. I am from Ukraine. Ira. I like phrasel verbs.
I'm so glad to hear that! Learning phrasal verbs will really help you become more fluent1
Hello Tania concerning the quality of your videos, I have no trouble to watch you without through a webcam. The most important is to hear you well.
Thank you for this feedback. That is helpful!
It's simple phrase verbs which knows everyone. I expect more.
Everyone is different. Some students think these phrasal verbs are difficult or very helpful. Tell me what you expect!
Thank you teacher for the class.
You are very welcome
Do not give up of your musical Project. Go on with It.
Thank you so much!
Allah blessed upon you and your audience
💝
Thank you so much!
Don't give up and continue learning
Great advice! Thank you!
Hi teacher!
Phrases verbs ! Yes, let’s keep on learning more about them . Ty. I’m from Colombia
Marysabel
This videos it's good 👍 Thanks for share with us, still I learning english
You're welcome and Thank you for watching!
@@EnglishCoach3Ts thank you teachear Tanya. Grettings from México! 🙋🏻♂️
Hi，come from Montreal. Thank you so much for your great help.
You are so welcome! Welcome to our learning community!
You surely a dedicated teacher indeed
Thank you! I am really glad to see your comment!
I've learned a lot. But I know that there is much more to learn.
It's great that you have learned a lot. There is always more to learn. I am still learning English things!
Thank Tanya. I love when listen you!
You are so welcome! I'm so glad you like it! Thank you for commenting!
Jamila for Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks alot
I learned a lot 💯
I am so glad to hear that! Welcome!
Hi teacher, I am so happy to learn all those phrasal verbs from you. Thank you so much for your help
You are welcome! Thank you for coming to the class!
Hello Tanya I am from the Czech Republic I love reading and I wanted to learn this language because my favorite band here sing the songs in English too. I have a soft spot for these boys😍 and I needed to understand 🙂. I don't understand everything, what you say, but you're nice and i listen to for the first time and than i translate it. I bought the book Me after you. I'm very happy to understand the text basicly, it's dificult sometimes but i enjoy it.
That's a good book. I read it awhile ago. What is the band that you like?
@@EnglishCoach3Ts I bought third part Still me a month ago. My favorite band is from the Czech Republic too. But they say your language is esier to sing than our. The LP Theyories is whole in English. Dan Bárta and Balzar Trio borrowed songs from others like Led Zeppelin, Simply Red.. It's remake in jazz
Interesting!
I fellow you from algeria .this is the first time i watch your video ...because i face some problemes about phrasal verb
...i suggest also talking about or make video about present perfect
Welcome! So glad you joined us. I have a few videos on present perfect and have another coming soon. Go to the search bar on my channel and type present perfect and you will find videos I already have. Keep watching for more.
I am Bilal, from Turkiye and I am listening you from Cardiff in UK,
Welcome, Bilal!
Hi teacher Tanya your teaching is marvelous thanks a lot
Glad you think so! Marvelous is such a great adjective!
Thanks for you support with you work daily , I appreciate ❤, I am learning you language step by step without stress
I'm watching as I teach English and can get some tips. I thought about the reason for a phrasal verb instead of one word. Sometimes the meaning of a phrasal verb describes the process making it relevant. For example you said ''understand'' instead of 'figure it out'. Using the latter shows the maybe convoluted process that led to understanding whereas the former could have meant instant understanding or the more complicated process - so in context the phrasal could be more exact.
Yes. This is true. You could also say it took me some time to understand or I had to work through a lot to understand but you are right.
It's great to have a fellow teacher here!
CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOU DEAR TEACHER 🌹👏👏👏 CHARLES STAUDT FROM BRAZIL 🇧🇷
Hi Charles! Thank you for your kind words!
Hello Tanya, phrasal verbs are a big worry for me. I really would like to learn it better because I know you use it very much! I'm going to hear all your lessons on the topic. Thank you for your kindness and clarity. Raffaella
Raffaella, Don't worry about it, just keep learning little by little. Really phrasal verbs are like any other vocabulary! Keep up the great work!
Beautiful teaching , I came across your channel and I really enjoyed the way you teach, and here I am a new student.
Blessings.
Thanks and welcome! I'm glad you found us!
Thank you so much teacher
You are very welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting!
When I use phrasal verbs, especially in speakin , If feel it is nearer to real English and I enjoy using them , by the way, your way of presenting the material is interesting
I'm glad to hear that. Using phrasal verbs is such a natural way to speak. Keep up the great work! Try this playlist for more ua-cam.com/play/PLAQnGJZE3wfytWw5wByDF9KhZAUbuTCkO.html
Appreciate your encouragement in perusing this field of English , I usually urge my students to use phrasai verbs
Hi teacher Tania, I usually wake up at 6 AM ,study English for 30 minutes tben get up at 6:30 AM and get readyh for work
Such a great idea! Making a habit like this really helps your fluency!!
Jamila from 🇨🇦 thanks your teach.
You're welcome! Thank you for your comment!
Thank you Mrs, Tanya, l learn more everyday with you.
I am so glad to hear that! Keep up the great work!
This is my first time to join, and I waching the recording, I am from Asuncion-Paraguay. I hope I going to learn a lot of from you!
Welcome! I am so glad you joined! I hope to see you in the comments again soon!
You are excellent teacher. Very Good.
Glad you think so! Thank you for watching!
I m here from Algeria
Thank you fir your lesson
You are very welcome
As for me , brazilian, phrasal verbs are charming way to speak English...
I listening from Thailand.It’s great to here you.
I recently watching your vidios.i m from sri lanka. I ve been learning english for severak years..i really undestand 90% of what you speak .thank you teacher your way of teachig & speaking is intersting so l dont give up learning.❤❤❤
You are a good teacher and thank you for for this lesson.
You are very welcome! Thank you for watching!
Thank you. I watch from Thailand. My name is Pansak Sirilert.
Welcome Pansak Sirilert! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Today I'm whatching for the very first time. Brazil
Regarding l heard from Nicaragua central America ,thank you very much teacher.
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Hello, Iam watching from punta Cana, Dominican Republic
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I love your teach and I love you much I am from Ethiopia Gambella
Don't give up and keep on studying english if you want to improve your level , from beginner to advanced one
YOu're right! This is great advice!
Top demais
I love your pronunciation, the way you teach and explain. I started hearing you recently and I am sticking at all your videos. I am from Colombia
Claudia, thank you for telling me that. I am so glad to have you in my video classes.
Your are a very good teacher and I like to learn about the phrasal verb even if I feel it’s hard for me to
i got it all your talk 👍 thanks so much 💌
You are so welcome! I'm glad it was helpful!
Hello.. I learnt a lot from you today about phrasal verbs, but sometimes it is difficult for me to remember it..
The key to remembering phrasal verbs is to practice using them and imagining the things you are practicing. Also, listening in English will help.
Hello real person good evening now god bless you and your family great teacher tanya
Thank you so much!
I found you!!! 😃 Now I'll be a better speaker.
Listening and repeat lessons.
Thanks!
I'm so glad you found our UA-cam! I'll look forward to chatting with you here in the comments
Hugs for you.
Thank you for everything.
Blessings.
You are so welcome
Hi Tanya from Spain
HI! Thank you for watching and welcome!
Hello, i'm from Brazil!
Excellent job
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Thanks alot for all these explanations l think it is very clear to use them very sweet profesor and great hope you beautiful life thanks agin with all respect and love from Iraq se lo agradesco gracias
You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback!
the grammar rules are tough but don't give up and keep'n studying
You are totally right!
Thanks for your explanations. What confuses me the most, is that as many phrasal verbs are formed adding prepositions, when to be sure the preposition is part of a phrasal verb or just a preposition? I’m Spanish, and as a student in a college in the US, I was glad to hear that phrasal verbs are not “acepted “ in Essays and Academic papers. But the truth is, without understanding them is difficult to follow conversations in English.:))
In the United States phrasal verbs are often used in academic writing depending on where attend classes. If the verb and the preposition together have a different meaning, that is a phrasal verb. Try watching these other videos to help you some more. ua-cam.com/play/PLAQnGJZE3wfytWw5wByDF9KhZAUbuTCkO.html
I’m going to continue with this program
I am so glad to hear that! Did you take a look at this playlist for more about phrasal verbs? ua-cam.com/play/PLAQnGJZE3wfytWw5wByDF9KhZAUbuTCkO.html
I found your channel recently and I like the way you teach very much! And now I keep on listening and practicing English with your videos and thanks to you don’t give up my dream to be fluent in English 😊
❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹I don't give up and keep up my learning
Excellent! Keep up the great work!