MOST COMMON and USEFUL Phrasal Verbs with "BE" - Learn English

stop you doing I've got a headache if you got any painkillers got any aspirin yep thank you 70 yeah we're out I'll buy some tomorrow go now my head really hurts we're up by 9 at the moment this is very important I can't leave but fine I'll just go by myself shall I oh yeah ring your Uncle Tom nope phone him he's been really down since the divorce don't care doesn't your assignment have to be in today yeah well if you've done it no whatever whatever oh I want to go watch Captain Marvel pull these winds Captain Marvel out is it out now I don't know really helpful thanks alright I'm off then I don't know it's probably like 5 o'clock ok bye Ned phrasal verbs with B let's go [Music] these are the most common and most useful phrasal verbs you'll hear them and use them all the time so you need to learn them the first one is be off when you want to say okay I'm leaving you can say okay I'm off by to be off means leaving another way you can use this maybe you know someone who's going on holiday you want to know when are you leaving on holiday you can ask oh yeah you're going on holiday when are you off another meaning of be off means when something is stale it's not good to eat or drink anymore for example in your fridge you have milk if it smells good brilliant if it smells bad it's off its old it's gone bad I think the milks off it's not like feet yet Soph another meaning of be off means you're away from work or school maybe a holiday maybe you're sick oh my god where's Karen Karen's off today why I need to speak to Karen the next one be up if you've seen this incredible phrasal verbs video about phrasal verbs we've up you know when you add the preposition up to a verb usually it just means an increase or some advantage of some kind so if a company wants to say our profits are more this year in general if you want to say an increase or an advantage when you're winning something something is more you can say up our profits are up our profits are up this year or just winning in general for example points in sports your team is winning by two points you can say we're up by two points if you want to say we're winning we're up but if you put the specific points there you need by the number we're up by two or up by two points and be up for something that means you want to do something if someone asks hey do you want to do this thing you want to say yes I want to do it just say yeah I'm up for that the negative would be yeah I'm not up for that again it just means you want to do something be up for you don't want to do something you're not up for the thing the next one is be out the most common use of this phrasal verb just means to not be inside like an office for example yeah hello can I speak to mr. fish and chips please I'm sorry mr. fish and chips is out right now can I take a message you want to say someone is not here they're outside the office for example he or she is out you can expand this and give more details for example he's out to lunch she's out with a friend they are out doing some work another really common meaning of be out to say there is no more of something a supply is finished its depleted you use be out for example I'm out of beer again if you say the specific thing that you don't have anymore of I'm out of the thing but as a response if someone says to you do you have any beer no I'm out I'm out I have no more of that thing you might also use this for money did you spend all your money well you are out of money also when you talk about things being released movies for example you would say the movie is out when it's released when I release a new video I say my new video is out commonly you might use this with your friends for example you want to go to the cinema but you don't know which movies are available you want to ask is that movie available has it been released you would say is that movie out is it in the cinema should we go see a movie and make a hard yeah what do you want to watch I don't mind I like everything cool I'll check what's out Batman gets a haircut no um the notebook - zombie love now looky Star Wars war on the planet banana No then what do you want to watch I don't mind anything be down remember that to be up can mean that you're winning in points for example well if you're losing in points you're not up you're not winning you're losing you're down and again if you use the specific number of points you say you're down by that number nah we're down by eight we're gonna lose life is over another meaning is if you feel sad you might say I'm a bit down you can also say you're feeling down to be down it means you're sad you're upset you're not happy so I hope none of you are down today if you are I'm sending you a virtual hug also to be down for something can mean the same as to be up for something do you remember that example rewind rewind rewind this one yet you can also say for this one yeah I'm down or yeah I'm down for that this is more American to say I'm down for that whereas I'm up for that is what you would in England let's add the preposition with be down with this is talking about getting sick and just resting you're not studying you're not working you're just resting resting with a not serious illness like a cold or the flu oh my god where's Karen I told you she's off today Karen's always off she's down with the flu she's down with the sickness to be in you're at University and you remember oh my god my assignment the deadline is today when we talk about deadlines in English you would say something like this no my assignment is supposed to be in today to be in in this case in this context when does some work when does an assignment have to be submitted or delivered side note when you submit or deliver your assignment use the phrasal verb hand in for example her I can relax now I just hand it in my assignment I submitted it I delivered it the final one be on in general this means something is happening oh my god Oxford Street is so busy everyone's out our sales are on the sales are on they're happening everyone's out literally outside also if there is an event happening at a certain place you can say there's an event on at Buckingham Palace should we go oh my god I'm so up for that there's an event happening at Buckingham Palace I really want to do that try to use as many of those phrasal verbs with be in the comments thanks for watching you can follow me on social media here at puppet teach me and if you want extra extra English practice with today's lesson and future lessons you can join this channel as a member or join my patreon page you'll get extra English practice and you'll be supporting this channel and I will love you just you forever see in the next class [Music] [Music]

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Length: 10min 21sec (621 seconds)

Published: Sat Mar 02 2019