hey this is Emma from M in this lesson that you’re going to learn six phrasal
that you’re going to learn six phrasal
that you’re going to learn six phrasal verbs using the verb pick now you know
verbs using the verb pick now you know
verbs using the verb pick now you know all about phrasal verbs by now don’t you
all about phrasal verbs by now don’t you
all about phrasal verbs by now don’t you you probably can’t stand them but the
you probably can’t stand them but the
you probably can’t stand them but the truth is you need to understand them and
truth is you need to understand them and
truth is you need to understand them and you need to recognize them when you see
you need to recognize them when you see
you need to recognize them when you see them and hear them and of course you
them and hear them and of course you
them and hear them and of course you need to learn how to use them they are
need to learn how to use them they are
need to learn how to use them they are just so commonly used in English I’m
just so commonly used in English I’m
just so commonly used in English I’m always surprised by how many times I
always surprised by how many times I
always surprised by how many times I hear them in conversation or how many
hear them in conversation or how many
hear them in conversation or how many times I read them when I’m looking
times I read them when I’m looking
times I read them when I’m looking through a blog post they’re everywhere
through a blog post they’re everywhere
through a blog post they’re everywhere but they are frustrating to learn the
but they are frustrating to learn the
but they are frustrating to learn the same phrasal verb can have different
same phrasal verb can have different
same phrasal verb can have different meanings and rules that you need to
meanings and rules that you need to
meanings and rules that you need to understand and they’re not always the
understand and they’re not always the
understand and they’re not always the same some phrasal verbs are really
same some phrasal verbs are really
same some phrasal verbs are really common others not so much but don’t
common others not so much but don’t
common others not so much but don’t worry we’re going to go over some of the
worry we’re going to go over some of the
worry we’re going to go over some of the common phrasal verbs using the verb pick
common phrasal verbs using the verb pick
common phrasal verbs using the verb pick let’s dive in phrasal verbs are made up
let’s dive in phrasal verbs are made up
let’s dive in phrasal verbs are made up of a verb and either a preposition or an
of a verb and either a preposition or an
of a verb and either a preposition or an adverb like pick at now this is a
adverb like pick at now this is a
adverb like pick at now this is a phrasal verb that is transitive and
phrasal verb that is transitive and
phrasal verb that is transitive and inseparable if you’re not sure what that
inseparable if you’re not sure what that
inseparable if you’re not sure what that means I’ve made a whole other video
means I’ve made a whole other video
means I’ve made a whole other video about it right here
about it right here
about it right here but this phrasal verb is inseparable
but this phrasal verb is inseparable
but this phrasal verb is inseparable because the words can’t be separated
because the words can’t be separated
because the words can’t be separated they need to stay together at all times
they need to stay together at all times
they need to stay together at all times and it’s transitive because it doesn’t
and it’s transitive because it doesn’t
and it’s transitive because it doesn’t make any sense on its own you can’t just
make any sense on its own you can’t just
make any sense on its own you can’t just pick at pick at what you need to pick at
pick at pick at what you need to pick at
pick at pick at what you need to pick at something like food children often pick
something like food children often pick
something like food children often pick at this
at this
at this or someone who’s distracted or
or someone who’s distracted or
or someone who’s distracted or disappointed annoyed or upset usually
disappointed annoyed or upset usually
disappointed annoyed or upset usually they pick at their food when they’re
they pick at their food when they’re
they pick at their food when they’re eating you’ve done this before
eating you’ve done this before
eating you’ve done this before when you only eat a small amount because
when you only eat a small amount because
when you only eat a small amount because you’re not really interested in it so
you’re not really interested in it so
you’re not really interested in it so you just push the food around your plate
awful he hardly made eye contact at all
awful he hardly made eye contact at all and he just picked at his dinner all
and he just picked at his dinner all
and he just picked at his dinner all night I don’t think I’ll see him again
night I don’t think I’ll see him again
night I don’t think I’ll see him again to pick up can also mean to touch
to pick up can also mean to touch
to pick up can also mean to touch something many times in an annoying way
something many times in an annoying way
something many times in an annoying way it’s often used with sores to pick off
it’s often used with sores to pick off
it’s often used with sores to pick off now this means to remove this phrasal
now this means to remove this phrasal
now this means to remove this phrasal verb is separable the words can be
verb is separable the words can be
verb is separable the words can be separated order whatever paper you want
separated order whatever paper you want
separated order whatever paper you want I’ll just pick the mushrooms off or I’ll
I’ll just pick the mushrooms off or I’ll
I’ll just pick the mushrooms off or I’ll just pick off the mushrooms pick on now
just pick off the mushrooms pick on now
just pick off the mushrooms pick on now this phrasal verb is not the opposite of
this phrasal verb is not the opposite of
this phrasal verb is not the opposite of pick off and that’s one of the annoying
pick off and that’s one of the annoying
pick off and that’s one of the annoying things about English phrasal verbs
things about English phrasal verbs
things about English phrasal verbs they’re not always logical to pick on
they’re not always logical to pick on
they’re not always logical to pick on someone means to bully them or be mean
someone means to bully them or be mean
someone means to bully them or be mean or cruel to them at school the smaller
or cruel to them at school the smaller
or cruel to them at school the smaller quieter children are often picked on by
quieter children are often picked on by
quieter children are often picked on by the bigger children teenagers often pick
the bigger children teenagers often pick
the bigger children teenagers often pick on the new kid at school if you’re being
on the new kid at school if you’re being
on the new kid at school if you’re being picked on at school you should talk to
picked on at school you should talk to
picked on at school you should talk to the teacher about it
the teacher about it
the teacher about it Picon is also transitive
Picon is also transitive
Picon is also transitive so you must always say what is being
so you must always say what is being
so you must always say what is being picked on have you heard of the
picked on have you heard of the
picked on have you heard of the expression pick on someone your own size
expression pick on someone your own size
expression pick on someone your own size it’s used for telling someone to stop
it’s used for telling someone to stop
it’s used for telling someone to stop criticizing or attacking someone else
criticizing or attacking someone else
criticizing or attacking someone else who is smaller or weaker than them it’s
who is smaller or weaker than them it’s
who is smaller or weaker than them it’s very common pick out this is also a
very common pick out this is also a
very common pick out this is also a transitive phrasal verb and it’s most
transitive phrasal verb and it’s most
transitive phrasal verb and it’s most often used when you’re choosing or
often used when you’re choosing or
often used when you’re choosing or recognizing
recognizing
recognizing something from a bigger group so for
something from a bigger group so for
something from a bigger group so for example pick out one of the pastries to
example pick out one of the pastries to
example pick out one of the pastries to buy for your grandma he’s really tall
buy for your grandma he’s really tall
buy for your grandma he’s really tall easy to pick out in a crowd okay
easy to pick out in a crowd okay
easy to pick out in a crowd okay so far so good right but what about pick
so far so good right but what about pick
so far so good right but what about pick up pick up is a little more complicated
up pick up is a little more complicated
up pick up is a little more complicated because there are lots of different ways
because there are lots of different ways
because there are lots of different ways that you can use this phrasal verb but
that you can use this phrasal verb but
that you can use this phrasal verb but don’t let that scare you it’s also one
don’t let that scare you it’s also one
don’t let that scare you it’s also one of the most frequently used phrasal
of the most frequently used phrasal
of the most frequently used phrasal verbs so it’s worth spending some extra
verbs so it’s worth spending some extra
verbs so it’s worth spending some extra time on it can mean to lift something up
time on it can mean to lift something up
time on it can mean to lift something up from the ground or the floor or a table
from the ground or the floor or a table
from the ground or the floor or a table any flat surface really can you pick up
any flat surface really can you pick up
any flat surface really can you pick up the baby there was rubbish on the ground
the baby there was rubbish on the ground
the baby there was rubbish on the ground so I picked it up see how this phrasal
so I picked it up see how this phrasal
so I picked it up see how this phrasal verb can be separable or inseparable
verb can be separable or inseparable
verb can be separable or inseparable either way is correct it can also mean
either way is correct it can also mean
either way is correct it can also mean to get someone in a car I need to pick
to get someone in a car I need to pick
to get someone in a car I need to pick up Tom at 6 o’clock
up Tom at 6 o’clock
up Tom at 6 o’clock hi mum it’s me it’s raining and I forgot
hi mum it’s me it’s raining and I forgot
hi mum it’s me it’s raining and I forgot an umbrella can you come pick me up it
an umbrella can you come pick me up it
an umbrella can you come pick me up it can also mean to collect something can
can also mean to collect something can
can also mean to collect something can you pick up dinner on the way home your
you pick up dinner on the way home your
you pick up dinner on the way home your dry cleaning is ready to be picked up
dry cleaning is ready to be picked up
dry cleaning is ready to be picked up pick up can also mean to improve or
pick up can also mean to improve or
pick up can also mean to improve or increase or get stronger it was so nice
increase or get stronger it was so nice
increase or get stronger it was so nice at the beach this morning until the wind
at the beach this morning until the wind
at the beach this morning until the wind picked up the train was picking up speed
picked up the train was picking up speed
picked up the train was picking up speed as it left the city it can also mean to
as it left the city it can also mean to
as it left the city it can also mean to obtain or acquire something often not a
obtain or acquire something often not a
obtain or acquire something often not a physical object but something like
physical object but something like
physical object but something like knowledge or a skill I lived in Ho Chi
knowledge or a skill I lived in Ho Chi
knowledge or a skill I lived in Ho Chi Minh City for a year so I picked up a
Minh City for a year so I picked up a
Minh City for a year so I picked up a bit of Vietnamese I picked up a cold
bit of Vietnamese I picked up a cold
bit of Vietnamese I picked up a cold while I was on holiday
okay last one for pickup and actually
okay last one for pickup and actually this meaning is quite informal it’s
this meaning is quite informal it’s
this meaning is quite informal it’s quite colloquial it can mean to start
quite colloquial it can mean to start
quite colloquial it can mean to start talking with someone at a bar or a club
talking with someone at a bar or a club
talking with someone at a bar or a club with something else in mind
with something else in mind
with something else in mind you’re talking to them because you like
you’re talking to them because you like
you’re talking to them because you like the look of them and you might want to
the look of them and you might want to
the look of them and you might want to go home with them that night so you can
go home with them that night so you can
go home with them that night so you can also use pickup to suggest that Johnny
also use pickup to suggest that Johnny
also use pickup to suggest that Johnny only comes out with us to pick up girls
only comes out with us to pick up girls
only comes out with us to pick up girls Sarah went home last night with a guy
Sarah went home last night with a guy
Sarah went home last night with a guy she picked up at the bar and lastly to
she picked up at the bar and lastly to
she picked up at the bar and lastly to pick up on which can mean to become
pick up on which can mean to become
pick up on which can mean to become aware of something when you pick up on
aware of something when you pick up on
aware of something when you pick up on something it’s not as simple as being
something it’s not as simple as being
something it’s not as simple as being told something by someone else if you
told something by someone else if you
told something by someone else if you pick up on it you learn about it in
pick up on it you learn about it in
pick up on it you learn about it in little pieces of information that you
little pieces of information that you
little pieces of information that you connect together in your own mind so for
connect together in your own mind so for
connect together in your own mind so for example you might pick up on the fact
example you might pick up on the fact
example you might pick up on the fact that your sister is upset because her
that your sister is upset because her
that your sister is upset because her boyfriend broke up with her
boyfriend broke up with her
boyfriend broke up with her that’s another phrasal verb and it means
that’s another phrasal verb and it means
that’s another phrasal verb and it means that her boyfriend ended their
that her boyfriend ended their
that her boyfriend ended their relationship but you know about this not
relationship but you know about this not
relationship but you know about this not because she told you about it but
because she told you about it but
because she told you about it but because you observed her behavior and
because you observed her behavior and
because you observed her behavior and heard the frustration in her voice you
heard the frustration in her voice you
heard the frustration in her voice you picked up on it and then you guessed did
picked up on it and then you guessed did
picked up on it and then you guessed did you hear that Stevens been fired not
you hear that Stevens been fired not
you hear that Stevens been fired not officially but I did pick up on it in
officially but I did pick up on it in
officially but I did pick up on it in this morning’s meeting now I know that
this morning’s meeting now I know that
this morning’s meeting now I know that you get frustrated with the number of
you get frustrated with the number of
you get frustrated with the number of phrasal verbs that you need to know once
phrasal verbs that you need to know once
phrasal verbs that you need to know once you learn a couple there are literally
you learn a couple there are literally
you learn a couple there are literally hundreds that follow but don’t give up
hundreds that follow but don’t give up
hundreds that follow but don’t give up my biggest tip is to focus on just a
my biggest tip is to focus on just a
my biggest tip is to focus on just a small number just a handful each week
small number just a handful each week
small number just a handful each week make the ones that you learn in this
make the ones that you learn in this
make the ones that you learn in this lesson your focus this week use them in
lesson your focus this week use them in
lesson your focus this week use them in sentences look for them study them don’t
sentences look for them study them don’t
sentences look for them study them don’t worry about all of the others just focus
worry about all of the others just focus
worry about all of the others just focus on these ones
on these ones
on these ones this week now make sure you subscribe to
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about phrasal verbs watch this video
about phrasal verbs watch this video here I share some really great tips for
here I share some really great tips for
here I share some really great tips for practicing and learning phrasal verbs or
practicing and learning phrasal verbs or
practicing and learning phrasal verbs or you could try this playlist down here
you could try this playlist down here
you could try this playlist down here and listen for phrasal verbs as they
and listen for phrasal verbs as they
and listen for phrasal verbs as they used in natural conversation with native
used in natural conversation with native
used in natural conversation with native English speakers thanks for watching and
English speakers thanks for watching and
English speakers thanks for watching and I will see you next week bye for now
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