Name: 英語の高頻度句動詞20選 (20 High-Frequency Phrasal Verbs in English)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:01:00.000Z
Duration: 36 min 33 s
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My name is Alicia and today we're going to talk about 20 high frequency phrase a ll Verbs.

This means 20 very common phrase a ll Verbs.

Today's lesson is based on some research into phrase a ll verbs.

I chose thes 20 verbs from a list of very often used verbs.

And I chose the verbs that I feel like our may be difficult to understand quickly or that I've noticed many learners make mistakes with.

So I hope that these 20 are useful for you.

We have a lot to cover in today's lesson, So please send your example sentences in the chat I will try to check live on.

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We're going to talk about 20 high frequency phrase over BS.

I'm going to explain the definition or the meaning.

Sometimes there are two and share some example sentences, so please feel free to send your example sentences as well.

Let's get started, though, because we have a lot to talk about.

I'm going to share the lesson, and then I'm going to begin.

I think this is the most common one, the most common proposition for today.

So please note that up and out are so very, very commonly confused.

So let's get started with pick up, pick up.

Pick up is our first phrase over to pick up.

There are two meanings for to pick up first to pick up can mean to take something from a low place and move it to, ah, high place.

So we use this a lot with the phone, for example to pick up the phone, right, so the phone is in a lower place.

You take it from the low place and move it to the high place to pick up.

So as in, pick up the phone or please pick up the phone.

The second meaning for pickup is to collect someone or to collect something.

So this is very commonly used in a sentence like this.

So this means please collect me from the airport.

I want you to collect me, like in your car or some other motive transportation.

Pick up, pick up second phrase will verb is come back.

So I want to talk about come back and go back together.

These do they have the share very similar meanings.

But what's important here with come back and go back is the perspective of the speaker.

Perspective means the point of view of the speaker.

To come back means to return to a place yet to return to a place.

But from the point of view of a person who remains in that place.

So for example, let's say I'm here in front of the camera and our control desk person suddenly leaves.

And I'm like, Oh, no, I'm in a live lesson.

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