Shadowing-Übung: English Phrasal Verbs - Speaking Practice Repeat-After-Me - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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Howdy, how you doing? Are you having a good day? I hope you are having a wonderful day.
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Let's practice some vocabulary, phrasal verbs. For example, when someone or something approaches, they come up. They approach you, they come up on you. What's coming up around the corner?
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What is approaching? While I was walking along the fence, a cow came up and licked my face.
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While I was walking along the fence, a cow came up and licked my face. You say it.
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That would be fun. I wonder how that feels.
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Okay. When an event an event or situation presents itself or occurs, it happens. It comes up.
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It comes up, it presents itself, it occurs. Comes up is the easy way to say it. When an event or Oh, look, I I threw in an extra word there, didn't I? Arises. When it comes up, it arises.
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There is no need to worry about a problem until it actually comes up.
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There is no need to worry about a problem until it actually comes up.
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All right. So, when the problem comes up, the problem occurs, arises, presents itself.
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We got it. Next one. When you think of an idea or produce a solution, you come up with it.
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You come up with the idea, you you produce the solution, you come up with the solution.
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Sahar comes up with her best story ideas at night. So, she writes them down before she forgets them.
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I have to wait a long time for you to repeat that, huh? I should have said it twice.
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Sahar comes up with her best story ideas at night. So, she writes them down before she forgets them.
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Okay, we'll just move on. When you rely or depend on someone or something, you count on them. I'm counting on you. I'm relying on you. I'm depending on you.
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You can count on me. You can depend on me. You can rely on me.
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If I'm ever making a mistake, I can count on my friends to warn me.
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If I'm ever making a mistake, I can count on my friends to warn me. You say it.
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Okay. When you attack or punish someone harshly or penalize a behavior, you crack down on them. Or you crack down on it.
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So, you come down on something. You crack down on something. You You punish it. You You stop the bad behavior or you penalize the bad behavior. You crack down on it. We're not going to allow this anymore. Ever since last month's accident, police have been cracking down on drunk driving.
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Ever since last month's accident, police have been cracking down on drunk driving. You try.
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All right, good. When eagerly begin, you dive into it. So, you eagerly begin a pursuit or an activity or you just start something. You're excited about it. And you dive in. Dive into it.
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I'll dive into that new TV show later tonight. I'll dive into that new TV show later tonight.
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I've been waiting to watch it. I'm going to binge-watch that whole season.
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I'm going to dive into it. All right. When you put on nice clothes, you dress up.
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That one's simple, huh? Get dressed up. Amy dressed up for the award ceremony.
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All right. When you eventually reach some conclusion or destination, you end up there.
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So, you end up someplace or you end up in some situation or you end up in at some conclusion to a problem. That's the final outcome. That's where you end up. When When something breaks into pieces, Wait, I didn't have a sentence. I'm sorry. I I forgot to add a sentence for this one.
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Oh, well. When something breaks into pieces, it falls apart.
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Falls apart. Breaks into pieces. My new dress completely fell apart after after just two washes.
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My new dress completely fell apart after just two washes and Well, you shouldn't be washing it. Maybe it needs to be dry cleaned.
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I'm just saying. All right. When you experience strong mental or emotional distress, you fall apart. Fall apart when you experience mental or emotional distress.
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He endured all kinds of harassment at work without flinching, but fell apart when his cat got sick.
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Oh, he loves his cat. And when his cat got sick, he fell apart. But at work, he endured all kinds of harassment at work without flinching. Without flinching is like um without thinking much of it.
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When you flinch, you go, "Uh." But if you're just calm and collect, then you don't flinch.
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All right. So, I'm going to say that one more time. He endured all kinds of harassment at work without flinching, but fell apart when his cat got sick. You try.
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Okay. Got it. When you put as much as possible into a container, you fill it up.
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Fill it up. Fill it up to the top. Bruce filled his water bottle up to the brim.
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Okay, next one. When you discover or learn something, you find it out.
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You discover it. You learn it. You find it out. Find out. Find something out. What did you find out? What did you discover? What did you learn? Well, I found out that We didn't find out the news until we got back from dinner.
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We didn't find out the news until we got back from dinner.
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When you successfully communicate or explain something, get it across.
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You get your idea across.
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Did Did it Did I get it across to you? Yes, you successfully communicated or explained your idea.
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The professor spoke for hours, yet somehow he didn't get anything across to the students.
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He didn't get his point across.
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He didn't get anything across. He didn't get his point across. He didn't get any anything that he wanted to teach the students, they were not understanding it. So, the professor spoke for hours, yet somehow he didn't get anything across to the students. You try.
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Did he get his point across? Nope, he did not. When you succeed or make progress, you get ahead.
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Get ahead. You'll never get ahead at this company unless you follow the rules.
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You'll never get ahead at this company unless you follow the rules.
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This company values people who follow the rules, maybe. All right, when you are on harmonious terms, harmonious terms, what does that mean? You have a friendly relationship with someone. You get along with them.
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Get along with. You have a friendly relationship if you get along with.
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My dog gets along with. I should have had the with in red also. Get along with.
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My dog gets along with everyone as long as they're not a cat.
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So, in other words, his dog does not get along with cats.
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Okay, next one. When you serve someone, especially at a restaurant, you wait on them.
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A waiter waits on people. Wait on.
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Billy eagerly waited on the table of new customers hoping for a big tip.
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I hope Billy gets a big tip for waiting on those customers.
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When you wait until an event or period is over, you wait it out.
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So, you wait until it's over, you wait it out. You wait out You wait until it's over, you wait it out. They decided to wait out the rain before going on a walk. They decided to wait out the rain. Wait until the rain finished before going on a walk.
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Right. That's it. That was our last one. Boom. Good work out. Keep moving forward one step at a time and I'll see you in the next practice video.
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