Phrasal Verbs with FUCK

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to some people.

If you're not interested in learning this kind of English, then you might want to switch

to one of our other, more appropriate English videos.

For those of you who are wanting to learn REAL LIFE English, then you're going to be

able to learn a lot today.

So, today I'm going to teach you about 6 phrasal verbs using the word fuck.

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Alright guys, so, let's get started with these 6 phrasal verbs with the word fuck.

So, the first phrasal verb that I'm going to teach you today is fuck up.

So, what does fuck up mean?

Fuck up can have a negative connotation, meaning to do something really badly.

So, for example, "I didn't study for my English test and I really fucked it up."

Fuck up can also mean that you hurt someone really badly.

So, if you "Hey, if you don't leave my friend alone, I'm really going to fuck you up."

So, either of these, you probably need to be careful when you use them.

The first one, you could use in a little bit more jokingly way with friends, the second

one, you might be starting a fight if you actually say that to someone.

And if you hear it, then you might want to run.

You can also use fuck up to say that someone got confused really badly, like emotionally.

So, you know, that really fucked someone up in the head.

We can also use this like "fucked up."

So, if someone, if something got fucked up, that means that it got, like, destroyed, you

could say that someone got really hurt, they got fucked up, or again that something was

done in a really bad way.

Get fucked up, when you use it with get, that can mean to get really, really drunk.

For example - "The party last I got really fucked up and I have a really bad hangover

today."

Alright, so what's the second phrasal verb?

The second phrasal verb is fuck over.

So, fuck over, if you fuck someone over, it means that you leave them in a really bad

position.

So, for example, "I really fucked over my brother, because I forgot to pick him up at

the airport, and he had to sleep there overnight."

So, that's a fuck over.

The next one is fuck with.

So, this can have different meanings.

The first one confuses a lot of my friends, when we're speaking English, it's their second

language, they hear "I'm just fucking with you" and they get really confused, like "What

do you mean, you're fucking with me?"

They take it literally, like the word fuck.

But fuck with can actually mean that you're joking with someone.

So, if you tell someone, to someone something, and they look shocked or something, and you

just want to say that you're joking, you say "No, no, don't worry, I'm just fucking with

you."

The other meaning it can have is, if you say with something, fuck with something.

So, this can mean to mess with something, to play with it or to fix it.

It's like "Hey, what are you doing with my computer?"

"Oh, I'm just fucking with it, I'm just trying to fix something."

The next phrasal verb is fuck around.

So, if you're fucking around, it means that you're spending your time doing something

that's not really important.

So, for example, "I told my brother to stop fucking around watching TV and to help me

clean the house."

Ok.

The next one, this is similar, is fuck around with.

So, fuck around with is very similar to fuck with, but it's got a more negative connotation.

So, "What are you doing, fucking around with my computer?

I didn't tell you to do that."

Alright, guys, and the last phrasal verb is fuck off.

So, generally, you use this in the imperative, to tell someone to go away, or to leave you

alone.

So, if you yell fuck off at someone, that means that you want them to leave, you want

them to go away.

You can also use this is someone tells you something and you don't believe them.

So, someone would tell you someehing that is really incredulous, and you would say "fuck

off, no way!"

Alright guys, so, I want to remind you, as always, to be very careful with this kind

of English.

It's something that you need to be aware of how it's used, to maybe pay attention to it,

when you're watching movies, or different TV shows if you hear this used, but that it

can be very useful if you're wanting to speak authentic English, because we do use this

language.

Alright guys, have a good one.

Later!