Hello everybody
my name is Steve Ford
and today we are going to be talking about hang phrasal verbs
so today I...for a change....have brought you to a nearby park
and I thought that we could hang out together
hang out is my first phrasal verb
you can hang out with your friends at a cafe
and it can be your favorite hangout
so this means that you spend time with people
you chat with them, not really doing anything special, nothing in particular
you're just hanging out
hang around can mean to stay, it's an informal way to say to stay
so I'm gonna hang around a little bit longer
you could also use it to say: to be with people, to spend time with people
I like to hang around positive people
maybe you had a little bit too much to drink last night
and you have a hangover
your head is aching, your stomach is aching
maybe you're still a little dizzy the next day
this can happen to a lot of people and you get or have a hangover
I know that in my wife's country they have a remedy that you can take called "angover"
and I've talked to students from a few countries and all of them have some kind of medicine called "angover"
for when you're hungover
the next one is "hang in" there!
this one is used a lot when you're trying to give someone some moral support
they're going through a tough time in their professional life
or at school or in their personal life and you say
don't worry! you're gonna get through this, hang in there!
my last one is "to get hung up about" something
so let's take an example that some guy..........
a teenager...he's 14, 15 years old and he breaks up with his girlfriend
and he gets hung-up about it
this first girlfriend of his was taller than him
so any time he has a new girlfriend, the first he does is like
how tall are you? can you stand up and show me?
and he has a hang-up about it
well everybody, I hope you enjoyed my video on hang phrasal verbs
outside here in Vancouver
and I look forward to seeing you next ime
bye for now!
hang around can mean to stay
oh, listen to that truck
man oh man!
was that a helicopter? I don't know
hang around in this case means to be with someone
am I moving my hands too much?
teachers who always use their hands, yes