HƯỚNG DẪN HỌC 200 CỤM ĐỘNG TỪ TIẾNG ANH THÔNG DỤNG NHẤT [PHẦN 4]

Hello everyone, it's me again, Mr. Henry Today, we're going to talk about the 4th part of the series 200 common verbs in daily conversation Let's start the lesson The first verb is to fall in love with somebody It means to love someone or have feelings for someone For example I had feelings for her or I loved her at the party yesterday The second verb is to stabilize life This verb is used a lot by native speakers in daily conversation Settle down You have to pay attention to the pronunciation Settle in English Or settle Settle, like American accent Settle down Let's take an example When are you going to get married and settle down? The third verb is to make up somebody's mind It means to decide what to do Make up somebody's mind It means decide what to do Let's take an example She made up her mind to call him again The fifth verb is to throw something away It means to throw something away It's horrible, there is litter everywhere Let's throw them away and clean this place The sixth verb is to humiliate someone How do you say it in English? Put somebody down It means to humiliate someone Why did you put me down in front of a lot of people like that? The seventh verb is to pick something up Can you pick up the mirror for me please? The next verb is to give something away This verb is very familiar to many of you If you often see the word give away It means to give something away for free Let's take an example You can give your old clothes away if you don't wear them anymore What can you do? Give your old clothes away If you don't wear them anymore, give something away for free The next verb is to cheer somebody up It means to make somebody happy I bought some flowers to cheer my mom up The next verb is to find out It means discover something We don't know where he lives How can we find out? We don't know where he lives How can we find out? The next verb is to come into It means inherit For example After his father died, he came into a lot of money The next verb is very familiar If you are caught by the traffic police It means they will pull over your car What is pull over in English? Pull over For example The police pulled my car over The next verb is to hold out How can we hold out without water? The next verb is to head to It means to go somewhere For example I am heading to the supermarket to buy some food for dinner It means have fun For example Are you having fun traveling here? Or I had a lot of fun at the party yesterday The next verb is at least It means at least For example At least 1 hour or at least 50 dollars For example You should spend at least 1 hour a day to read a book You should spend at least 1 hour a day on reading books The next verb is to stand by It means to stand still and do nothing For example I cannot stand by and watch you ruin my life Come about It means happen Can you tell me how the accident came about? The next verb is to break in For example The burglars broke in my house and stole my laptop The next verb is to help somebody out The native speakers use this verb a lot Because we usually use the word help It means to help someone But foreigners still use the word out To make the sentence more natural For example He always helps me out whenever I'm in trouble That's all for today See you next time