If you don't know these CONVERSATIONAL phrasal verbs, you won't understand ENGLISH SPEAKERS

if you don't know these 20 phrasal verbs  understanding English speakers will always  

feel like a struggle this is because English  speakers use these in conversations constantly  

therefore it's important to know them the good  news is once you master them you'll sound more  

natural understand real English and even think  in English faster that's why it's important to go  

through all 20 and focus on this lesson so  let's get started with number one number one  

is chill out to chill out this means to relax  for example let's just chill out and watch a  

movie tonight maybe you don't feel like doing  anything that requires energy so you say let's  

just chill out and watch a movie tonight and  you need to chill out it's not a big deal you  

need to chill out it's not a big deal you can  imagine somebody is stressed about something  

now when you say this it hardly ever works but  you'll hear people say it all the time chill

out the next one is hang out to hang out so you  can see people in the video here just hanging  

out outside and this means to spend time with  someone casually to spend time with someone  

casually for example I'm hanging out with  friends later I'm hanging out with friends  

later that's what I'm going to do today  I'm going to hang out with friends later  

and we used to hang out at the mall all the  time this is something you'll hear Americans  

say we used to hang out at the mall all the  time question for you is where do you like

to the next one is catch up to catch up  and this means to talk and share updates  

with someone and you'll often catch up over  tea or coffee for example let's grab coffee  

soon let's grab coffee and catch up soon  let's grab coffee and catch up soon or  

I need to catch up with my old College friends  it's been a long time I haven't seen them for  

ages I have a lot to tell them I want to share  updates I need to catch up with my old College

friends the next one is mess up so  you can see this woman is stressed  

and to mess up means to make a mistake  for example I really messed up on that  

project I really messed up on that project  and don't mess up this time it's important  

don't mess up this time it's important  that's really putting the pressure on

someone the next one is wind down to wind  down and this means to relax after a busy  

day it's similar to chill out but there is  a slight difference for example I need some  

wind down with a cup of tea I need to whine  down with a cup of tea and we wound down after  

the trip with a quiet evening at home so you  can imagine after the trip a stressful trip  

you're tired you just want to chill we wound  down after the trip with a quiet evening at

home the next one is come over come over  over and this means to visit someone at  

their place for example do you want to  come over for dinner? do you hear that  

inflection do you want to come over for  dinner? and she came over last night and  

we watched a movie she came over last night and  we watched a movie there might be some gossip

there the next one is crash out  

to crash out this means to fall asleep quickly  I was so tired I crashed out as soon as I got  

home I was so tired I crashed out as soon as I  got home and he crashed out on the couch after  

the party it was a crazy party he was tired  he crashed out on the couch after the pie

the next one is figure out to figure out  this means to solve or understand something  

for example I can't figure out how to fix  this problem I can't figure out how to fix  

this problem I don't know how to fix it and  she finally figured out where she left the  

keys she was looking for her keys all day she  finally figured out where she left her keys  

run out to run out this means to have no more  of something and we can use this in the present  

continuous if something is in the process of  running out for example we're running out of  

time hurry up we're running out of time hurry  up we nearly have no more time therefore come  

on hurry up and my phone battery is about to  run out my phone's battery is about to run

out the next one is eat out eat out this means  to have a meal at a restaurant which you can see  

the people in the video that is exactly what  they're doing they look like they're having  

a wonderful time we're eating out tonight it's  pizza night we're eating out tonight it's pizza  

night and I don't feel like cooking I don't want  to cook I don't feel like cooking let's eat out  

I don't feel like cooking let's eat out let's  keep going you're doing well before we do the  

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if you are new or if you haven't done so already  the next one is call off to call off this means  

to cancel something we had to call off the picnic  because of the rain we planned a picnic we had to  

cancel it though because it was raining we had  to call off the picnic because of the rain and  

they called off the concert last minute that is  very frustrating they called off the concert last

minute the next one is show up show up  this means to arrive especially when  

it's unexpected or late so this is quite  specific for example he didn't show up to  

the party last night that's strange he  didn't show up to the party last night  

he said he was going to come but he didn't  show up up and she'll walk she always shows  

up late to meetings she always shows up late to  meetings and she is running very well in those

heels the next one is blow off I like this  one blow off this means to ignore or skip  

something for example I blew off my workout  today I was too tired I blew off my workout  

today I was too tired and he blew off the  meeting to go to the beach you can see him  

at the beach he went to the beach instead of the  meeting and he blew off the meeting to go to the

beach the next one is cut out cut out this means  to stop doing something especially a habit usually  

bad habit for example you should cut out sugar  if you want to feel healthier you should cut out  

sugar if you want to feel healthier and I need  to cut out staying up so late I need to cut out  

staying up so late the next one is sleep in to  sleep in this means to wake up later than usual  

for example I'm sleeping in tomorrow it's my day  off I'm sleeping in tomorrow it's my day off and  

she slept in and miss a train so this means so  this one is more negative she slept in and miss a

train the next one is zone out to zone out  and this means to stop paying attention stop  

paying attention for example sorry  I zoned out what did you say I zoned out  

what did you say and the next one is he  always zones out during boring lectures  

he always zones out during boring lectures  I hope you're not zoning out during this

lesson the next one is fill in to fill in and this  means to give someone information they missed you  

can also fill out a form you can also fill in  a form but in this case it's to give someone  

information they missed for example can you fill  me in on what happened at the meeting can you fill  

me in on what happened at the meeting because she  turned up late to the meeting because she showed  

up late to the meeting and the next one is I miss  the start of the movie fill me in I miss the start  

of the movie fill me in which is always annoying  when you have to pause a movie and explain what

happened the next one is hiton to hiton this means  to flirt with someone to flirt with someone for  

example he was totally hitting on her at the  bar he was totally hitting on her at the bar  

and the next one is I hate it when strangers  hit on me I hate it when strangers hit on

me and the next one is get by to get by for  example this means to manage or survive now  

we made a lesson with phrasal verbs using  get so check that one out after the lesson  

an example is I'm not rich but I get by  just fine I get by just fine and we don't  

have much money but we get by we don't have  much money but we get by and the last one is  

pop in to pop in this means to visit briefly  or quickly for example I'll pop in high I'll  

pop in to say hi after work so after work I'll  come visit you briefly I'll pop in to say hi  

after work and they popped in for a quick drink  last night they popped in for a quick drink last

night well done you completed those 20 phrasal  verbs what to do now is this get the phrases  

in the description so look at the description  copy and paste the phrases so you can add them  

to your notebook and then keep learning with  me so simply click on another video now or a  

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