GIVE is my favorite word and did you know that there are many phrasal verbs with GIVE that you
need to know to pass the B2 First Cambridge exam? If you don't know them maybe after the exam you
will think "oh I'm so stupid! I think I have failed because I did not study the phrasal verbs
with GIVE". That would be a terrible thing... My name is Toby, this is SMASH English and here
is every phrasal verb with GIVE that you need to know for the B2 First Cambridge exam.
GIVE AWAY. Definition one: to give something for free. Separable and transitive.
Hi guys um has anyone seen my phone? No sorry. Duke, what did you do with my phone? Oh
I didn't know it was yours, Monica. Well where is it, Duke? You know I cannot live without
my phone! What have you done with my phone? I gave it away! Oh my god! Monica, breathe
stay calm, remember what the therapist said... You did what!? I gave it away! Duke, who did
you give it away to? Monica, I can't say! If I tell you he'll will hurt me! Gosh SMASH English
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leave a comment down below and practice using all of these phrasal verbs and I will give away
some free advice. I will tell you if you're brilliant or if you've made some mistakes.
See you down there, bye! Definition two: to reveal an answer. Separable and transitive.
And now let us study my favorite grammar structures "used to" and WOULD. I bet you do
not know the differences between them! Well... Oh that's easy we use used to for... Shut up! Don't
give it away! Because you the viewer are going to watch an entire video about using used to and
would, aren't you? Essential grammar for B2 First! The link is up there. Brilliant! That was great! I
used give it away to then promote another video on my channel. I'm a businessman! Look at me! Wow...
TO GIVE BACK: to return something. Separable and transitive. Oh Monica what's this?
Is this your phone? Oh my god, Bruce! Give it back! Oh why don't we have a look at your videos
then! Please! Please give it back! Oh... I'll, I'll give it back. Oh my god I hate you so much
but it was pretty hot though right? Do you think Johnny will like it? TO GIVE IN. Definition one:
to return completed work to a superior. Separable and transitive. After finishing
your B2 First writing exam you will give in your answer sheets and it's very important that you
do a good job. Writing is 25 percent of the exam so are you sure you are ready? Are you? Are you
ready for the writing exam? Of course you are not ready! Because you can never be too ready!
So why not watch this video here about writing articles for the B2 first exam? It is marvellous!
Definition two: to give someone what they want after trying not to. Inseparable and
intransitive. Um Toby, can I do this one? Hey?! What do you mean? I want to give an example... No
this is my channel, I will give my examples. My examples, Monica, are better than yours!
Okay!? Um, no they're not, Toby. Trust me I have got a great idea! No, Monica, you don't.You have a
terrible idea. I am the teacher and you are um... Yeah come on What am I? Beautiful, intelligent...
To be honest, Monica I don't even know what are you. I am a beautiful, strong and independent
woman with an example to give! Okay okay fine fine I give in. What is your example? Okay then...
See! I gave in! I let you give your example! But I haven't even... TO GIVE OUT.
Definition one: to distribute something. Separable and transitive.
All right guys uh we are in an emergency situation yeah so I think all of you should take one of
these. Oh cheers Bruce. That's a very responsible of you. Yeah thanks Bruce. I don't want to get a
virus from you filthy people, yeah? I don't know where you've been, oh gross. Oh a mask!? Can I
have one? Yeah of course you can. I'm giving them out to everyone! Thanks! But, Bruce why aren't you
wearing one? Excuse me why would I need a mask? Uh well... Wait a second .... Oh pardon me!
Oh my god what are you doing!? Oh my god Bruce you are so gross! What!? I was trying to protect you!
Definition two: to stop functioning. Inseparable and intransitive. Oh my god this computer is so
old. It's like a 2015 macbook pro like how can anyone use this? This is like a human rights
abuse. God! Why won't my mom buy me a new one? Like I deserve it, I'm such a great daughter.
She's horrible, she doesn't understand. Oh my god is that Johnny with that girl? Who
is she? Private profile? Don't worry, I have another instagram account for that! What!?
Turn on!!!!!! Oh! My computer's given out! Oh my god! Mom! TO GIVE UP. Definition one: to stop
trying. Inseparable and intransitive. Bruce the video didn't work I'm never gonna get johnny back
it's like I don't even exist to him anymore. What am I supposed to do Bruce I mean I'm already so
beautiful and maybe I could change my personality but I think that's perfect as well. Yeah. Perhaps
I should just try a new instagram filter or something? Or just give up. Uh what? Give up? No!
Never! Yeah, Monica! Give up! Johnny doesn't love you but I know someone who does! Uh who? Me... I'm
sorry, who? Oh forget it! You're too good for me, Monica! You're the most beautiful girl ever! Yeah
and totally out of your league so keep on walking you little freak. I give up. Definition two:
to stop doing something. Separable and transitive. This is different to the first definition. You can
give up in general. I give up. That means this is too difficult I'm not going to do it anymore.
I give up, I can't do it, I just cannot do it. It's very very hard. But you can also
give up something or give something up and this means to stop doing something and often
this thing that you are giving up is difficult to stop doing. For example smoking. Smoking is bad,
right? Smoking is very unhealthy but smoking is also addictive and so it's difficult to stop
smoking. It is difficult to give up smoking. So if you give up smoking it means you stop smoking
forever. You don't start again and you never have another cigarette. Right guys hello? Yeah?
Attention please! Uh I have an announcement to make. Whatever. Yes. I have officially
given up drinking. Finished. Forever. Seriously? I think the time has come
to make a change in my life. That's really good, Bruce. Bruce you know what? I'm proud of you.
I do think since starting this channel you have become more mature, you you really have grown
as a person and I think this next step in your life will really help... What was that? This? It's
a beer. Bruce, you said you had given up drinking. Yeah I have given up drinking water. I don't want
to give space in my stomach to something that I do not need. It's going to be difficult yeah but I
accept the challenge. Oh my god. I give up.
TO GIVE YOURSELF UP TO SOMETHING: to dedicate all of your time and energy to something.
And guys the time has come to give yourselves up to learning English with SMASH English. That is
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And with that we are finished. Now you know every single phrasal verb with give that you need to
know for the B2 First cambridge exam. If you liked the video don't forget to SMASH that like button,
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