Name: 25 Stunningly Beautiful Advanced Phrasal Verbs - English Vocabulary Lesson
Uploaded: 2020-04-27T19:25:16.000Z
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- Hello everyone, and welcome back to English with Lucy.

Adverbs of manner

Today, I have got 25 stunningly beautiful

These phrasal verbs are going to help you expand

I've chosen them because they have beautiful meanings,

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I can't believe that came out perfectly all at once.

For example, I wish Amanda would stop crowing

We're going with the animal theme, to begin with. (laughs)

This means to flatter someone excessively.

For example, stop fawning over my grandmother.

Number three is to bounce something off someone.

You'll notice that the something can go between bounce

This is because it's a separable phrasal verb,

and I've highlighted which ones are separable in the list.

to talk about something, usually an idea,

in order to receive feedback or opinions.

This is a common business term, more than anything else.

For example, I'd like to take you out for lunch

We're in the final stages of planning a big campaign.

This means to think deeply and seriously about something,

For example, I can't decide which university to choose.

I'm going to spend the weekend mulling over my options.

For example, Sheila is still plodding along

with her latest attempt at a romance novel.

She's taking it very slowly, but making steady progress.

This means to continue or maintain a course of action.

This is often used as a motivational phrase.

Maintain your course of good action. (laughs)

For example, she's been working so hard on her course,

This means to solve or discover the source of a problem.

For example, I just need to figure out why my hot tap

This is a problem, this has happened to me in the past.

Number eight is to see something or somebody off.

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