Name: Phrasal verbs in English 2: turn up, turn down, hand in, put away, throw away | Super Easy English 7
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As Aaron, the language nerd here, I hope you're doing very, very well.

Welcome to another episode of Super Easy English.

In today's episode, we're going to talk about Fraser verbs.

Many English learners think that phrase all verbs are quite difficult and complicated, so hopefully this video can make phrase a lover's a little bit easier for you.

This is the second video that I've made about Fraser verbs.

If you have not seen the first phrase Old Bird Video, there's a link in the description below, You can click the link and watch the first phrase a verb video that I made with that side.

Turn up means to increase the volume of something.

For example, let me show you on my phone.

It is a video from my YouTube channel, as you can see.

The video is playing, but you can't hear anything.

Christmas is probably the biggest thing that's new or that's really going on as recording this video.

It is December 20 so I turned the volume up.

Then you could hear the video, the sound in the video.

But now it's really loud and you're thinking it's so loud.

Hang on now I'm going to play and I'm going to turn the volume down there.

I've gone Christmas party to attend to see I turned the volume down.

This Christmas season was probably the penance I turned.

Another common phrase a ll verb that we have in English is hand in hand, like your hands in hand It hand in means to most of the time.

For students, it means to take an assignment and give it to your teacher.

For example, I I'm taking a Mandarin class a Chinese class at the university in my city.

Now that I have finished the assignment, I'm going to hand the assignment in In other words, I will take this assignment and I will give it to the teacher.

Sometimes at work, you can hand things in as well.

You might hand in a report you might hand in a project So handan usually is used in school or sometimes will be used in work.

If you had something in at work, it means that you give it to your boss and obviously not to a teacher.

In English, we have another very common phrase, overt, which is put away.

Basically what it means is you take something and you put it in its spot.

You put this object where it is supposed to go, for example.

I am going to take these dishes and I'm going to put them away.

Therefore, I'm going to take the dishes and put them away in the cupboard.

Another common phrase a ll verb that uses the word away is threw away.

Throwaway basically means to take garbage like like this here, take garbage and throw it away.

In other words, put it in the garbage can Let me show you.

Right now I have garbage in my hand and I'm throwing it away.

Well, everyone, thank you for watching this video.

If you have any questions about the phrase A ll burbs in this video or any questions about English in general, right them in the comments.

And I will answer Thank you again for watching.