Teacher Prix there are so many phrasal verbs in English how can I learn phrasal verbs more easily
well that's what you'll find out in this video coming up hey student I am Teacher Prix and I'm
going to help you talk to anyone anywhere anytime in English well thank you so much
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English lessons to help you become a better and more confident English speaker now now phrasal
verbs are necessary okay I agree with you they're important you don't need to know a million of them
okay you don't need to know a hundred a thousand two thousand no it is not that's the first lesson
here my friend it's not about knowing many different phrasal verbs but understanding
how to use them in conversations okay that's so important I don't know how many phrasal verbs I
know honestly I don't know but I know how to use them in conversations and that's what you need to
focus on when studying and in this video I'm gonna give you three steps three steps to help you learn
phrasal verbs more efficiently there is a process you need to follow if you want to learn phrasal
verbs more efficiently and know how to use them in conversations okay now step one you need to study
the phrasal verbs based on a context okay and here guys clear examples will make it easier for you to
understand how to use the phrasal verbs okay and one thing that I love doing here on my channel you
may see I have many phrasal verb lessons here on my channel is to give you the phrasal verb
meaning immediately okay I give you the meaning oh this phrasal verb this is the meaning and then
immediately after that I tell you a short story to help you understand what the phrasal verb is
and I do that intentionally okay so I give you the meaning then I tell you a short story James
and Peter and Alice and me and I try to bring that phrasal verb to reality as much as possible that's
a very important part of the learning process and even in your practice I'm going to give you
I can't get ahead of myself but step number two is very important okay this is just one part now in
your notebook okay I imagine you have a notebook to take notes to write things down don't simply
write the definition oh definition meaning but one example no write the example write the explanation
of the story I I always do this okay I give you the example of the story and then I explain
in this explanation of this story I use synonyms of the phrasal verb I explained a
story where I used the phrasal verb and then I use synonyms when explaining the story to help
you understand more easily more efficiently my intention is to help you memorize the phrasal
verb but to do that I give you a lot of context I use the phrasal verb in a short story then I
explain the short the short story and I give you a synonym so let's say you got a phrasal
verb from a movie you were watching a movie then you saw a phrasal verb and you're like hey pause
I'm gonna write this down focus on the context what were the characters talking about right
about that oh in this part of the movie the the the James and and Sophia were talking
about this and then James said blah blah blah to Sophia with a phrasal verb and then you explain
and then this means that he was blah blah blah with her and he was asking about that this story
will make it easier for your brain to remember the phrasal verb to understand the phrasal verb more
efficiently this is one part of the process okay when I bring you phrasal verb lessons I'm always
paying attention to examples from movies from TV shows from talk shows most of my examples will
come from movies from movie conversations and what I am telling you to do here is basically
what I do in in the phrasal verb lessons I give you I tell you a very short story and
then I explain I go around and I explain and I use synonyms so when you're watching a movie
focus on the part of the conversation all the the character was talking about this and this
and that and then he said this to her he used this phrasal verb and this phrasal verb means
this and he was trying to say this and this to her or to him depends on the character okay
step number two you focus on the example from the movie from the show from the documentary
you name it you created a short story well you copied a short story maybe you got an
example from the dictionary now it's your turn to create your examples at least one
minimum one and here guys you will also use the same strategy I gave you in step one you will
explain your example to yourself okay so let's say I will give you an example to make it easier
I'm learning the phrasal verb be about to okay be about to and this phrasal verb basically means
that an action something is going to happen very very soon almost almost happening okay
and in many situations I will use this phrasal verb to describe something that was going to
happen that was imminent but for some reason it didn't happen Okay so let's see now I'm going
to give you a story let's say I'm talking to my mother I'm visiting my mother I'm at her house
and then I need to go out I'm getting ready I'm getting my purse I'm getting my keys you
know I'm in the living room my mother's in the kitchen then I look at my mother and I say Mom
I am about to leave do you need anything I'm about to leave do you need anything so I'm in my house
I'm getting the car keys I'm getting my purse I look at my mom I am about to go I'm about to leave
I'm going very soon I'm leaving in a few minutes a very near future
do you need anything here look at this explanation I am leaving very soon I'm going very soon do you
need anything that's the explanation I created the example I explained the example to myself
okay another example I was about to call my sister when she knocked on my door so I was in my living
room I needed to talk to my sister I was about to call her when she knocked on the door I was
almost calling my sister when she arrived at my house so I didn't need to call her anymore
so I am giving this short explanation and making the phrase again this explanation is very
important and the more you do that to yourself the easier it'll be to explain the phrasal verb
to yourself and to understand the phrasal verb this is a strategy I use here on my channel if
you check all my videos that's basically what I do okay now before I move on to tip number three
I wanted to tell you that I created a course a complete course where I teach 50 phrasal verbs
for conversation okay in this course I follow these strategies that I'm sharing with you I
also give you some memorization strategies to help you memorize phrasal verbs more efficiently
more easily I give you ideas of how to follow a plan to study phrasal verbs efficiently and
I chose the 50 most common phrasal verbs I see movies in conversations to help you to help you
get started or to even help you organize your phrasal verb study routine okay this is a very
nice course that I'm sure will help you improve your conversation skills while using phrasal verbs
so that you understand them and use them more efficiently if you want to get more information
check the link in the description of this video or up here you will find the link where you
will get more information about how to get these phrasal verbs now why 50 and not 100 not 200 300
I focus on quality not on quantity my goal is to help you understand how to memorize phrasal verbs
so that you can continue doing the same ideas the same following the same strategies that I
teach in this course so I believe I believe it will be very beneficial to you even after you
finish using this program you will know how to tackle how to manage your phrasal verb practice
now step number three don't study too many phrasal verbs a week okay as I was saying
before quality is more important than quantity so and why don't study many phrasal verbs every week
at the end of every week you should review the phrasal verbs from the week
you know from the week you are okay and this review will include new examples that's why
step number three is don't study many phrasal verbs a week because at the end of the week you
have to review the phrasal verbs from that week and in this review process you have to create
new examples so the process I explained in Step number one and step number two will be repeat
it again and in this part when you are reviewing the phrasal verbs again you have to go over your
examples to review them to check your examples again your notes and create at least one new
example for each phrasal verb you studied in this course that I shared that I talked about
that you may have access to I tell my students to study a specific number of phrasal verbs per
week because they will need to create examples remember context is key and this will take you
a little bit of time creating the example thinking of the example takes a bit of time so you need to
have a process where you review the the lessons you study the phrasal verbs you study and create
new examples okay other than that share this video with your friends and I'll see you next time bye