phrases and sayings

Let's go back to the phrasal verbs. They are my favourite. Without them you never sound English

To slip up (to make a mistake)
To set off (to leave on a journey)
To blow up (to destroy with explosives)
to call for (to demand a change)
to wear out (machines and clothes are no longer good after a certain time)
To cut down (To reduce what you eat or drink)
To work out (To solve a problem)
to carry on (To continue doing sg)
to shake off ( for instance if you recover rapidly and easily from a cold)
to fit in (for instance a group if you are quickly become accepted)
Do you know them all ? could you teach us more ?

Phrasal verbs are very important in colloquial English.This an interesting video about

Thanks JB !

Hi Muriel, JB, everyone,

Thanks for the video.

> colloquial English
Not restricted to colloquial English, phrasal verbs are mandatory in nowadays' language.
(I understood your colloquial as informal/casual, maybe you just meant spoken English)

here is a very useful link
=>https://www.skypeenglishclasses.com/english-phrasal-verbs/

A big thanks to our Friend Dennis for giving these very useful English resources
Here are some links to various websites that 
can help you with phrasal verbs and English
vocabulary when you have time to watch the
websites.


https://www.youtube.com/@English126withankit


Learn 337 Fluent English Phrasal Verbs That You can Repeatedly Use in Everyday English Conversationss




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