HƯỚNG DẪN HỌC 200 CỤM ĐỘNG TỪ TIẾNG ANH THÔNG DỤNG NHẤT [PHẦN 3]

Hello, if you want to speak English like a native speaker, you have to know a lot of common phrasal verbs. So today I'm going to share the next part in the series of 200 common verbs in daily conversation. If you find this video interesting, please subscribe to my channel to support me. So that in the future I have the motivation to make more useful videos. Let's go! The first verb is to mess up something. This verb means to mess up something. I'll give you an example. If you cancel now, you'll mess up all my arrangements. The second verb is to invite somebody over. This verb means to invite someone to your place or invite someone to your house. For example, why don't you invite her over? It means why don't you invite her over? Why don't you invite her over? The third verb is to move in. This verb means to move to a new place to live. Move to a new house, move to a new apartment, etc. I'll give you an example. Our new neighbors moved in yesterday. Moved, moved in. You connect it. Moved in. This is how you pronounce it. Moved in. Our new neighbors moved in yesterday. The fourth verb is to fit in with. This verb means to fit in with an environment or someone. For example, I didn't fit in with other people working over there so I quit the job. It means I didn't fit in with the people working there so I quit the job. The fifth verb is very popular. It's to grow up. Grow up. The past tense of grow up is grew up. Got it? Grew up. For example, I grew up in a small town so I'm not used to living in a big city like this. I grew up in a small town so I'm not used to living in this big city. The sixth verb is to plan ahead. It means to plan ahead. For example, I always plan my day ahead. The seventh verb is to stick to something. It means to stick to something. Let's stick to the original plan. It means to stick to the original plan. The eighth verb is depend on. It means to depend on something. For example, I find learning English not that difficult. It depends on how much time you spend in a day. It means I find learning English not that difficult. It depends on how much time you spend in a day. The ninth verb is go for something. Go for something. It means choose something. For example, I think I'll go for the beef steak. The tenth verb is get through. It means get through something difficult. For example, Try your best. You can get through everything. The eleventh verb is hold somebody back. It means to hold somebody back. For example, If I want to go out a lot but I don't have time, the school or the work will hold me back. It means it holds me back. For example, She felt that having children would hold her back. It means she thought that having children would hold her back. It means she got married too early. She wanted to go out and explore a lot. But she couldn't go out because of having children. So, She felt that having children would hold her back. The twelfth verb is let somebody down. Let somebody down It means to let somebody down. This verb appears in a lot of songs in the US or the UK. For example, I trust you so don't let me down. The thirteenth verb is call somebody back. It means to call somebody back. Call somebody back For example, I'll call you back. Wait for me a minute. I'll call you back. Wait for me a minute. I'll call you back. Wait for me a minute. The fourteenth verb is do something over. It means to do something over because you didn't do it well. For example, The teacher told him to do the homework over. It means the teacher told him to do the homework over because he did it wrong. The fifteenth verb is tell somebody off. It means to tell somebody off because they did something wrong. For example, My boss always tells me off in front of a lot of people when I'm late for work. The sixteenth verb is scare away or scare off. It means to scare somebody off. For example, Don't be so noisy or you'll scare the birds away. The seventeenth verb is end up. It means the end of something you didn't plan. For example, I plan to travel next week but now I end up staying here for several months because of the COVID-19 pandemic. It means I plan to travel next week but now I end up staying here for several months because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The eighteenth verb is be into. It means like like something. For example, I'm very into playing the guitar 19. Hang out or go out with somebody I often hang out with my friends on weekends 20. Catch up with somebody I can't catch up with my classmates See you next time!