L816: Menya INSHINGA zifasha me UVUGA ICYONGEREZA II PHRASAL VERBS

[00:00:00]Today we are going to be learning phrasal verbs.

[00:00:06]Phrasal verb learning phrasal verb and the opposite.

[00:00:33]You know what is phrasal verbal verb.

[00:00:59]Good morning, good afternoon, good evening ladies and gentlemen. This is learn English fast.

[00:01:12]Phrasal verb is a combination of a verb and preposition or adverb or both. Phrasal verb.

[00:01:41]>> [snorts] >> Sit.

[00:01:50]Sit down the same. Sit down. Stand up.

[00:02:00]You see up and down but most of the time it takes different meaning. [clears throat] For example, call on [snorts] you can say I will call on you on Saturday.

[00:02:40]I'll call on you on Saturday.

[00:02:53]That is it. Today we are going to be learning phrasal verbs and they opposite phrasal verbal verb.

[00:03:14]That is it my friend. Now without further ado, let's dive into the lesson.

[00:03:26]Wake up. Wake up.

[00:03:30]Wake up.

[00:03:32][clears throat] Go to sleep. Wake up.

[00:03:39]Go to sleep.

[00:03:44]For example, I wake up at 6:00 every morning.

[00:03:54][snorts] I wake up at 6:00 every morning. It's a phrasal verb and opposite is go to sleep. [snorts] Another example can say please wake up.

[00:04:07]We are late.

[00:04:11]Please wake up. We are late.

[00:04:18]We are using wake up. That's a phrase of verb. Opposite. It's go to sleep. Let's see. Example.

[00:04:27]Could go to sleep.

[00:04:31]I go to sleep at 10 p.m.

[00:04:38]I go to sleep at 1000 p.m.

[00:04:41][clears throat] I go to sleep at 10 p.m.

[00:04:56]I didn't go to sleep on time.

[00:05:03]I didn't go to sleep on time. Next phrasal verb is stand up. Stand up.

[00:05:13]Opposite sit down. Stand up. Sit down.

[00:05:22]One phrasal verb and it's opposite phrasal verb phrasal verb. This is a good way to learn.

[00:05:38]Example, everyone stood up when the guest arrived.

[00:05:49]To stand up, you are stood. Stand up. Stood up.

[00:05:54]Everyone stood up. when the guest arrived.

[00:06:05]Another example, stand up when you see him.

[00:06:14]Stand up when you see him.

[00:06:18]Now let's see opposite sit down. [clears throat] Example, you can say please sit down.

[00:06:35]Please sit down.

[00:06:38]Another example, sit down.

[00:06:42]Said you can say we sat down near the window.

[00:06:50]We sat down near the window. I want to remind you that I'm using this book.

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[00:08:22]Phrasal verb.

[00:08:31]Turn on.

[00:08:33]Turn off. Turn on.

[00:08:47]Turn on. Turn off.

[00:08:55]>> [snorts] >> Let's see examples.

[00:09:02]You can say turn on the TV. Turn on the TV.

[00:09:09]Turn on the TV. You can say you're not allowed to turn on your phone.

[00:09:22]You're not allowed to turn on the telephone. Turn off.

[00:09:32]Turn off the light when you get out.

[00:09:39]Turn off the light when you get out.

[00:09:42]Another example, you can say, "Don't forget to turn off your microphone."

[00:09:50]Don't forget to turn off your microphone. [snorts] That's it.

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[00:14:05]Put on. Example, put on your jacket.

[00:14:12]Put on your jacket.

[00:14:16]Another example. She put on a beautiful dress.

[00:14:22]She put on a beautiful dress.

[00:14:28]Take off.

[00:14:30]Example, take off your shoes.

[00:14:35]Take off your shoes.

[00:14:38][snorts] Another example. He took off his hat.

[00:14:44]He took off his hat.

[00:14:54]Phrasal verb.

[00:15:05]Take off take off. For example, you can say the airplane will take off in 5 minutes.

[00:15:25]The airplane will take off in 5 minutes.

[00:15:30]Next one is pick up and pull down.

[00:15:37][snorts] Pull down that is pick up and pull down.

[00:15:46]For example, you can say pick up the paper.

[00:15:53]pick up the paper.

[00:15:56]Another example, she picked up her bag.

[00:16:03]She picked up her bag. You can even say she picked up her bag and left.

[00:16:11]She picked up her bag and left.

[00:16:15]Pull down.

[00:16:18]You can say, "Pull down your weapon.

[00:16:22]weapon. Some people say weapon weapon in my friend weapon. Put down your weapon.

[00:16:35]Another example. Put down your phone.

[00:16:46]Put down your phone. My friend, this is learn English.

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