50 Phrasal Verbs with 1 Mug: Advanced English lesson

Vanessa: Are you ready to  

level up your English-speaking skills with a mug?  Yes, that's right. Today, you are going to learn  

50 phrasal verbs using only one mug. How is it  possible? Well, you'll have to wait and see. Hi,  

I'm Vanessa from speakenglishwithvanessa.com.  And to help you remember all of today's 50  

phrasal verbs with a mug, I've created a free PDF  worksheet for you With all of these 50 phrasal  

verbs, their definitions, sample sentences, and  at the bottom of the worksheet, you can answer  

Vanessa's challenge question so that you never  forget what you've learned. You can click on the  

link in the description to download that free PDF  worksheet today. And if you're ready to finally  

speak confidently in English, I want to invite you  to join me in the 30-day phrasal verb challenge.  

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With daily lessons, you can join thousands  of English learners from around the world to  

level up your phrasal verb skills so that you  can include them in your daily conversations,  

just like advanced fluent English speakers  do. Usually the course is $99, but right now,  

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join me and thousands of other motivated English  learners in the 30-day phrasal verb challenge. I  

can't wait to see you there. All right. Are you  ready to learn 50 phrasal verbs with this simple  

mug? Let's do it. I pick up the mug to take a  drink. When I'm done, I put down the mug on the  

coaster. I fill up the mug with hot tea. I set down the mug on the table. Oh,  

be careful. Don't knock over the mug. It's almost  time to break out my holiday mugs. Santa and  

Christmas presents. I haven't used this mug for  a while, so I need to brush off the dust. What's  

in here? I need to wipe out the mug with a towel.  Unfortunately, this mug is dirtier than I thought,  

so I need to really clean it out before I use it.  I'm cleaning off the outside of this mug with a  

towel. When I'm done, I'll wipe it off and it  will be as good as new. I pour in some hot tea. 

I stir in some milk. I mix in some milk. I stir  up my tea. I drizzle in some honey to my tea. I  

sprinkle some sugar into my tea. I wipe up the  ring on the table that was left by my mug. The  

mug heats up my hands on a cold winter day. I  put the mug on the coaster to let it cool down  

before I drink it. I blow on my tea to help  it cool off before I drink it. I don't want  

to burn my tongue. Ugh, I messed up my tea and I  added salt instead of sugar. Gross. I hand over  

Dan's favorite mug so that he can use it for  coffee. Here you go. I hang on to the handle  

of the mug. I tell my kids to hold on with two  hands so that they don't drop the mug. I can't  

believe you want to give away my favorite mug. The color on the back of this mug is starting  

to wear off after years of use. It's looking a  little more pink than red. Oh, I have to keep  

the mug away from the edge of the table so that  it doesn't fall off. I lift up the mug gently to  

take a sip. Try not to slam down your mug, or  it's going to make a big mess. When we moved,  

I wrapped up each of my mugs so that they didn't  break. One time when I was talking, my mug tipped  

over and spilled tea all over the table. I  add in a new mug to my collection. I clean  

up the mug collection so that it's nice and neat.  I have so many mugs that I need to stack them up.  

Where is it? Aha. I'm going to pick out this mug  today. I pour out the cold tea that I forgot about  

yesterday. Something hard is stuck at the bottom  of my mug, so I need to scrape it out. We've run  

out of clean mugs, so I need to wash this one. If we don't wash the mugs after we use them,  

they just pile up on the counter. I rinse off  the soap from inside my mug and I rinse out my  

mug. I turn over the mug to let it dry. And  before I put it away, I dry it off. I put my  

mug away in the cabinet after I wash it. Uh-oh, I  accidentally knocked the mug off the counter. Oh,  

no. The handle broke off my mug. I guess the  only thing I can do is sweep up the pieces.  

Now all I can do is dump out the pieces in  the trash. And now after all that hard work,  

I'm going to curl up on the couch with a nice hot  cup of tea. Well, congratulations on growing your  

phrasal verb vocabulary and thank you mug for  teaching us 50 phrasal verbs. And let's have a  

moment of silence for the poor mug that lost its  life today just to teach you about phrasal verbs. 

Yes, I bought this mug for $1 just so that  I could break it for this video. That's my  

dedication to you as your teacher. Well, let's not  let that mug die in vain. Let's not let its life  

be wasted. Instead, make sure that you download  the free PDF worksheet for today's lesson so that  

you never forget these 50 phrasal verbs with a  mug. You can click on the link in the description  

to download that free PDF worksheet today. And if you enjoyed today's phrasal verb lesson,  

I invite you to join me in the 30-day phrasal verb  challenge where you will finally level up your  

English-speaking skills so that you can speak real  natural English, which includes phrasal verbs all  

the time. Join me and thousands of other motivated  English learners from around the world to study  

these phrasal verbs with daily exciting lessons.  You can click on the link in the description to  

get a 40% off discount. So the total course for  you is not $99, it is $60 if you click on the link  

in the description during this week's promotion. I hope to see you in the course so that you can  

continue your love of phrasal verbs and I  can continue teaching you English. Well,  

thank you so much for learning English with  me, and I'll see you again next Friday for  

a new lesson here on my YouTube channel. Bye. Try not to slam down your mug or it will make a  

big mess. That didn't make any mess though. Try  not to slam down your mug. Try not to slam down  

your mug. Try not to slam down your mug. Hooray.  Uh-oh. That's a durable mug. Uh-oh. I'm just going  

to hurt our floor. I'm trying to break you. But  wait, do you want more? I recommend watching this  

video next where you will learn phrasal verbs for  your nighttime routine. Join me on my nighttime  

routine and learn important phrasal verbs that you  can add to your life as well. I'll see you there.