쉐도잉 연습: A Fun Way to Learn 25 English Phrasal Verbs! Acted Out! With Examples! - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

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Hi. Welcome to this English lesson on phrasal verbs where I'm going to act out over 25 phrasal verbs.
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By the way, act out is already your first phrasal verb for this video.
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When you act something out, you use all of your skills to demonstrate through actions what the word means.
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So hopefully I can act out these verbs really, really well for you.
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I think though, before we kick off this video, by the way, that's your second phrasal verb already.
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When you kick something off, it means that you start or begin it.
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But before we kick off this video, if you are new here, don't forget to subscribe by clicking that red button below.
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And as you watch this video, if it helps you learn a little bit of English, give me a thumbs up.
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So ever since I had heart surgery, I feel like it's very important to work out as much as I can.
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I usually lift some weights.
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But when I work out, I also do some walking, and I do some running.
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You want to be careful though when you're working out because if you work out too hard, you might black out.
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I'm okay. So my friend Nao from China gave me this gift and I’ve been practicing quite a bit and I thought today I would show off a little bit.
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When you show off it’s when you do something so that people will admire you.
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So thanks a lot for this gift Nao.
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The whole family has been playing with it a lot.
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So this tire is a little bit flat so I need to pump up this tire.
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In order to pump up this tire though, I need to bend over so I can reach down here and I will put this on and I will pump up the tire.
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I don't want to pump it up too much though.
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If I put too much air in, the tire might blow up and we don't want that to happen.
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So sometimes I need to pick things up that won't fit in my van.
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When that happens, I need to hook up my trailer.
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When I hook up my trailer, I can take it where I need to go and I can pick up really big things.
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So a couple of days ago we had a really bad wind storm and it knocked some branches off this tree.
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Some though, are still partially attached, so I'm going to have to cut off this branch because it's dead.
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Luckily though the tree is still alive.
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I'm very happy about that because I certainly don't want to cut down the whole tree, so I'm really happy the tree is still alive.
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But when I look at this job, it seems like a lot of work.
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I wonder if I should call up my brother and see if he can come and help.
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I really hope though, when I'm cutting branches off this tree that there aren't any bees.
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If there are, I might need to run away.
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You know cutting branches off that tree was a lot of hard work.
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I might just nod off for a little bit on this bench.
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So sometimes we will have a hose across our driveway because we're watering flowers, but we don't want anyone to drive across it.
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So we will block off this area by putting a few things there that will stop people from doing that.
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Now the driveway is blocked off.
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So is there someone you know that you want to cheer up?
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Sometimes buying someone something, will cheer them up.
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I highly recommend if you need to cheer someone up that you buy them flowers.
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These are called lisianthus if you were wondering, and these certainly cheer people up.
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Go kids go, run really fast.
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Sometimes my kids have races and I like to cheer them on.
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When you cheer on someone it means to give them encouragement for what they're doing.
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Good job. So Jen grows a lot of different kinds of flowers and every once in a while I come across a flower that I didn't actually know that we grew.
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This flower here, I think it's called a Cosmo.
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It's really fun to sometimes come across new flowers out in the flower field.
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Come on, hurry up, run, hurry up.
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We need to get this video done fast because my kids want me to take them to the pool this afternoon so I need to hurry up and I need to get this video done.
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So sometimes at work we have events where we need to dress up, where we need to wear clothes that are a little nicer than our everyday clothes.
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Usually for a guy that means wearing a shirt and tie, but we have other days where we don't have to dress up where we are allowed to ....
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..dress down. Sometimes at work we have a dress down day where we're allowed to wear more casual clothes, like a T-shirt.
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When you dress down it means you wear clothes that are more casual than what you would normally wear.
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And if you're wondering, yes, almost every shirt I own has a little bit of blue in it somewhere.
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So the other day I threw my car keys in this box and now I have to go through this box to see if I can find them.
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I need to go through this box so that I can find my car keys.
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So sometimes when my kids are outside having a snack, there will be a cat that will hang around.
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This cat's name is Tigger and this cat likes to hang around because it thinks that some food might fall on the ground.
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This store has a great coupon that lets me get 50% off my next purchase.
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So I am going to cut out this coupon and I'm going to put it in my wallet.
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Well it's lunchtime.
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So I'm going to cut up some cucumber.
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I like to eat cucumber every day, but I like to cut up the cucumber so that it's easier to eat.
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So after we use the flower pails once, we usually line up the pails to get ready to wash them.
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We need to wash the pails each time.
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So it's nice to line up the pails so you know what order to wash them in.
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So this is Jen's flower studio and we put these lights in to light up this area.
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It used to be a little bit darker in here and it was hard to make bouquets and it was hard to arrange flowers.
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So this light works really well to light up the area where Jen has to work.
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Well, hey that was 25 phrasal verbs acted out as best as I could.
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I hope this English lesson helped you learn just a little bit more English that you can use in your daily life.
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Bob, the Canadian here, you are learning English with Bob the Canadian.
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Thank you so much for watching this video.
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Don't forget to click the subscribe button if you are new here and give me a thumbs up and stick around and watch another video if you have time.
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Thanks for this gift Nao.
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It’s been a hit with my family.
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Everyone has been playing with it.
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And it’s fun to kind of show off a little bit the trick, the one trick, that I know how to do.

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