[Music] hello I’m Emma from English back with
hello I’m Emma from English back with
hello I’m Emma from English back with another phrasal verbs lesson this week
another phrasal verbs lesson this week
another phrasal verbs lesson this week and I wonder if you can guess what the
and I wonder if you can guess what the
and I wonder if you can guess what the verb in our phrasal verb is this week
low actually
low actually a lot of my students have trouble
a lot of my students have trouble
a lot of my students have trouble pronouncing this word do you the two
pronouncing this word do you the two
pronouncing this word do you the two consonant sounds at the start are a
consonant sounds at the start are a
consonant sounds at the start are a little tricky to push together and so it
little tricky to push together and so it
little tricky to push together and so it can sound a little bit like you’re
can sound a little bit like you’re
can sound a little bit like you’re saying below it’s quite hard to hear the
saying below it’s quite hard to hear the
saying below it’s quite hard to hear the difference between the two Lo and below
difference between the two Lo and below
difference between the two Lo and below they sound very similar don’t they and
they sound very similar don’t they and
they sound very similar don’t they and that’s because the first syllable is
that’s because the first syllable is
that’s because the first syllable is unstressed in below and you can hear the
unstressed in below and you can hear the
unstressed in below and you can hear the very very lazy schwa sound ah but low
very very lazy schwa sound ah but low
very very lazy schwa sound ah but low below now blow my tongue is already in
below now blow my tongue is already in
below now blow my tongue is already in the position of the all sound when my
the position of the all sound when my
the position of the all sound when my lips part to make the buh sound
lips part to make the buh sound
lips part to make the buh sound low low low is one syllable and below is
low low low is one syllable and below is
low low low is one syllable and below is two syllables there’s a little extra
two syllables there’s a little extra
two syllables there’s a little extra vowel sound in there that you need to
vowel sound in there that you need to
vowel sound in there that you need to make sure that you include when you say
make sure that you include when you say
make sure that you include when you say below and you exclude when you say low
below and you exclude when you say low
below and you exclude when you say low ok I got a little sidetracked there so I
ok I got a little sidetracked there so I
ok I got a little sidetracked there so I started talking about something
started talking about something
started talking about something different to what I really wanted to
different to what I really wanted to
different to what I really wanted to talk to you about today phrasal verbs
talk to you about today phrasal verbs
talk to you about today phrasal verbs with blow blow so all phrasal verbs in
with blow blow so all phrasal verbs in
with blow blow so all phrasal verbs in English
English
English made up of a verb and either a
made up of a verb and either a
made up of a verb and either a preposition like up or an adverb like a
preposition like up or an adverb like a
preposition like up or an adverb like a part now phrasal verbs are frustrating
part now phrasal verbs are frustrating
part now phrasal verbs are frustrating to learn but super fun to use once you
to learn but super fun to use once you
to learn but super fun to use once you know how and I have made a video with my
know how and I have made a video with my
know how and I have made a video with my top tips for learning the phrasal verbs
top tips for learning the phrasal verbs
top tips for learning the phrasal verbs you can check it out right there but one
you can check it out right there but one
you can check it out right there but one tip that I do want to share with you
tip that I do want to share with you
tip that I do want to share with you today is don’t let phrasal verbs
today is don’t let phrasal verbs
today is don’t let phrasal verbs overwhelm you
overwhelm you
overwhelm you there are hundreds and hundreds of
there are hundreds and hundreds of
there are hundreds and hundreds of phrasal verbs that you will need to
phrasal verbs that you will need to
phrasal verbs that you will need to learn but today you’re just going to
learn but today you’re just going to
learn but today you’re just going to focus on five and this week I only want
focus on five and this week I only want
focus on five and this week I only want you to focus on those five phrasal verbs
you to focus on those five phrasal verbs
you to focus on those five phrasal verbs okay
okay
okay let’s crack on with the lesson starting
let’s crack on with the lesson starting
let’s crack on with the lesson starting with blow-off now blow-off has a few
with blow-off now blow-off has a few
with blow-off now blow-off has a few different meanings depending on who
different meanings depending on who
different meanings depending on who you’re talking to my American friends
you’re talking to my American friends
you’re talking to my American friends like to use this word when they’re
like to use this word when they’re
like to use this word when they’re deliberately not meeting someone when
deliberately not meeting someone when
deliberately not meeting someone when they’ve made a plan or they’ve said that
they’ve made a plan or they’ve said that
they’ve made a plan or they’ve said that they would but they’re deliberately
they would but they’re deliberately
they would but they’re deliberately choosing not to they don’t care about
choosing not to they don’t care about
choosing not to they don’t care about the commitment that they made I’m
the commitment that they made I’m
the commitment that they made I’m supposed to meet Sam in 20 minutes but
supposed to meet Sam in 20 minutes but
supposed to meet Sam in 20 minutes but I’ll just blow him off but my British
I’ll just blow him off but my British
I’ll just blow him off but my British friends always laugh at this phrasal
friends always laugh at this phrasal
friends always laugh at this phrasal verb because it means to fight to pass
verb because it means to fight to pass
verb because it means to fight to pass wind oh I don’t know there’s about a
wind oh I don’t know there’s about a
wind oh I don’t know there’s about a hundred different ways to say that but
hundred different ways to say that but
hundred different ways to say that but it’s the air that comes from your bum
did you just blow up in Australia we
did you just blow up in Australia we rarely use that phrasal verb for
rarely use that phrasal verb for
rarely use that phrasal verb for anything but we do use the expression to
anything but we do use the expression to
anything but we do use the expression to blow someone socks off
blow someone socks off
blow someone socks off which is if idiom used when someone or
which is if idiom used when someone or
which is if idiom used when someone or something really surprises or impresses
something really surprises or impresses
something really surprises or impresses you
you
you he said the show blew his socks off blow
he said the show blew his socks off blow
he said the show blew his socks off blow out used with candles when it’s your
out used with candles when it’s your
out used with candles when it’s your birthday you’ve got to blow out the
birthday you’ve got to blow out the
birthday you’ve got to blow out the candles on your cake Oh have you heard
candles on your cake Oh have you heard
candles on your cake Oh have you heard of the expression to blow someone or
of the expression to blow someone or
of the expression to blow someone or something out of the water it means to
something out of the water it means to
something out of the water it means to completely destroy or completely beat
completely destroy or completely beat
completely destroy or completely beat something to show that someone or
something to show that someone or
something to show that someone or something is much much better than
something is much much better than
something is much much better than someone else now I know that I can swim
someone else now I know that I can swim
someone else now I know that I can swim fast but Katherine blew me out of the
fast but Katherine blew me out of the
fast but Katherine blew me out of the water now you’ll also see this phrasal
water now you’ll also see this phrasal
water now you’ll also see this phrasal verb as a compound noun which might
verb as a compound noun which might
verb as a compound noun which might confuse you for a second
confuse you for a second
confuse you for a second but this is a noun most often it’s used
but this is a noun most often it’s used
but this is a noun most often it’s used when a car tire bursts especially if
when a car tire bursts especially if
when a car tire bursts especially if you’re traveling at really high speeds
you’re traveling at really high speeds
you’re traveling at really high speeds we were running on time but we’ve had a
we were running on time but we’ve had a
we were running on time but we’ve had a blowout
blowout
blowout so I don’t think we’ll arrive at 6 now
so I don’t think we’ll arrive at 6 now
so I don’t think we’ll arrive at 6 now in Australia we also use this phrasal
in Australia we also use this phrasal
in Australia we also use this phrasal verb quite frequently to describe a
verb quite frequently to describe a
verb quite frequently to describe a sudden increase in something usually
sudden increase in something usually
sudden increase in something usually relating to money we’ve had a bit of a
relating to money we’ve had a bit of a
relating to money we’ve had a bit of a blowout we spent too much we’ve spent
blowout we spent too much we’ve spent
blowout we spent too much we’ve spent too much money the government was under
too much money the government was under
too much money the government was under pressure after the huge budget blowout
pressure after the huge budget blowout
pressure after the huge budget blowout to blow up now blow up has a few
to blow up now blow up has a few
to blow up now blow up has a few different meanings one is used when
different meanings one is used when
different meanings one is used when something is destroyed by an explosion
something is destroyed by an explosion
something is destroyed by an explosion often it’s used with bombs or cars or
often it’s used with bombs or cars or
often it’s used with bombs or cars or buildings
buildings
buildings the soldiers blew up the old shoe
the soldiers blew up the old shoe
the soldiers blew up the old shoe factory as the Sun rose they saw that
factory as the Sun rose they saw that
factory as the Sun rose they saw that the hospital had been blown up now this
the hospital had been blown up now this
the hospital had been blown up now this phrasal verb can be separable or
phrasal verb can be separable or
phrasal verb can be separable or inseparable you can also say they blew
inseparable you can also say they blew
inseparable you can also say they blew the hospital up
the hospital up
the hospital up you can also blow something up by
you can also blow something up by
you can also blow something up by filling it with air like a balloon or a
filling it with air like a balloon or a
filling it with air like a balloon or a tire or a beach ball the front wheel on
tire or a beach ball the front wheel on
tire or a beach ball the front wheel on my bike needs blowing up can you help me
my bike needs blowing up can you help me
my bike needs blowing up can you help me blow up these balloons when you’re
blow up these balloons when you’re
blow up these balloons when you’re talking about a photo that you want to
talking about a photo that you want to
talking about a photo that you want to make larger or bigger to fit in a frame
make larger or bigger to fit in a frame
make larger or bigger to fit in a frame then you would blow it up how much will
then you would blow it up how much will
then you would blow it up how much will it cost to blow up this picture now you
it cost to blow up this picture now you
it cost to blow up this picture now you could blow up at somebody – which means
could blow up at somebody – which means
could blow up at somebody – which means to become really angry at them my dad
to become really angry at them my dad
to become really angry at them my dad blew up at me when I arrived home late I
didn’t mean to blow up at you before I’m
didn’t mean to blow up at you before I’m sorry
now there’s an idiom that you may have
now there’s an idiom that you may have heard before it’s when something blows
heard before it’s when something blows
heard before it’s when something blows up in your face that’s when something
up in your face that’s when something
up in your face that’s when something goes wrong unexpectedly maybe it
goes wrong unexpectedly maybe it
goes wrong unexpectedly maybe it embarrasses you or makes you feel
embarrasses you or makes you feel
embarrasses you or makes you feel ashamed I’m worried that that plan is
ashamed I’m worried that that plan is
ashamed I’m worried that that plan is going to blow up in your face it’s not a
going to blow up in your face it’s not a
going to blow up in your face it’s not a good idea will that blow up in my face
good idea will that blow up in my face
good idea will that blow up in my face didn’t it to blow apart to blow apart is
didn’t it to blow apart to blow apart is
didn’t it to blow apart to blow apart is used in a similar context when something
used in a similar context when something
used in a similar context when something is completely destroyed in an explosion
is completely destroyed in an explosion
is completely destroyed in an explosion it is blown apart after the gas
it is blown apart after the gas
it is blown apart after the gas explosion the main factory was
explosion the main factory was
explosion the main factory was completely blown apart but this phrasal
completely blown apart but this phrasal
completely blown apart but this phrasal verb can also be used to show that an
verb can also be used to show that an
verb can also be used to show that an idea is completely false by putting
idea is completely false by putting
idea is completely false by putting forward another much better argument the
forward another much better argument the
forward another much better argument the students explanation blew apart the
students explanation blew apart the
students explanation blew apart the professor’s theory so the students
professor’s theory so the students
professor’s theory so the students explanation proved that the professor’s
explanation proved that the professor’s
explanation proved that the professor’s theory was incorrect
theory was incorrect
theory was incorrect or not true he blew it apart completely
or not true he blew it apart completely
or not true he blew it apart completely shattered it to blow away
shattered it to blow away
shattered it to blow away so a strong wind can blow something away
so a strong wind can blow something away
so a strong wind can blow something away right the wind blows and if it’s strong
right the wind blows and if it’s strong
right the wind blows and if it’s strong it’s going to blow things away rubbish
it’s going to blow things away rubbish
it’s going to blow things away rubbish trees really strong winds cars boats but
trees really strong winds cars boats but
trees really strong winds cars boats but you’ve probably heard me use this
you’ve probably heard me use this
you’ve probably heard me use this phrasal verb to say that I’m really
phrasal verb to say that I’m really
phrasal verb to say that I’m really impressed and pleased by something I use
impressed and pleased by something I use
impressed and pleased by something I use it all the time in fact there is another
it all the time in fact there is another
it all the time in fact there is another video where you can watch me explain it
video where you can watch me explain it
video where you can watch me explain it right here the fact that I’m sitting
right here the fact that I’m sitting
right here the fact that I’m sitting here in my home in Australia teaching
here in my home in Australia teaching
here in my home in Australia teaching students all around the world blows me
students all around the world blows me
students all around the world blows me away well how many of these phrasal
away well how many of these phrasal
away well how many of these phrasal verbs did you already know perhaps you
verbs did you already know perhaps you
verbs did you already know perhaps you knew all of them but maybe you learnt a
knew all of them but maybe you learnt a
knew all of them but maybe you learnt a couple of new ways to use them if you
couple of new ways to use them if you
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