HƯỚNG DẪN HỌC 200 CỤM ĐỘNG TỪ TIẾNG ANH THÔNG DỤNG NHẤT [PHẦN 2]

Hello everyone, it's time for the English class. If you want to speak English well, you have to know a lot of common phrasal verbs. So today I'm going to share 20 phrasal verbs. The next part in the series of 200 common verbs in daily conversation. Let's get started. The first verb, apply for. This verb means applying for a job. Let's take an example like this. She decided to apply for the job even though she wasn't sure she could make it. The second verb, pick somebody up. Somebody means someone. This verb is also very easy. Let's take an example like this. I'll pick you up at 5pm. I'll give you 5 seconds to order. I'll pick you up at 5pm. Pick and you are read as pick you. I'll pick you up at 5pm. The third verb, see somebody off. This verb means to pick someone up. Let's take an example like this. My family went to the airport to see me off. The fourth verb, show up. This verb is used by many people in daily conversation. It means appear or arrive. Let's take an example like this. I had gone home before he showed up at 10pm yesterday. The fifth verb, stay up. This verb means to stay up late. This verb is also used by many people in daily conversation. Let's take an example like this. I'll be home late tonight so don't stay up waiting for me. The sixth verb, cut back on something. This verb is used by many people in daily conversation. Let's take an example like this. My parents decided to cut back on my spending. The seventh verb, call something off. This verb means to cancel something. It means to cancel an appointment or an event. Let's take an example like this. They called the picnic off because of the rain. Picnic here means just a picnic. The eighth verb, calm somebody down. This verb means to calm someone down. Let's take an example like this. You can calm the baby down by giving her the toy. The ninth verb, take care of somebody. This verb is also used by many people in daily conversation. Let's take an example like this. Who's taking care of the children while you're away? The tenth verb, account for something. This verb means to explain something. It's the same as the word explain. Let's take an example like this. I hope you can account for all the money you've spent. The eleventh verb, take something off. This verb means to take off something. For example, take your shoes off before coming in my house. Take your shoes off before coming in my house. The twelfth verb, take on. This verb means to take responsibility. For example, she took on more responsibilities when she was promoted. The fourteenth verb, come up with. This verb means to come up with an idea or an answer. Let's take an example like this. Have you come up with the name of the baby yet? The fifteenth verb, drop out of. This verb means to drop out of school. Let's take an example like this. She dropped out of college five years ago. The sixteenth verb, eat out. Eat out means eating out, not eating at home. Eating at home is eat at home. But eating out is eat out. Let's take an example like this. When I lived in Spain, I used to eat out all the time. The seventeenth verb, eat up. This verb means to eat up. For example, eat up, you'll be late for school. The eighteenth verb, get on with. This verb means to get on with someone. Let's take an example like this. Do you get on with your neighbors? The nineteenth verb, get rid of something. This verb means to get rid of something. Let's take an example like this. My old shirt got rid of this old car. The last verb, belong to. This verb means to belong to someone. This verb is very easy and very common in speaking. Let's take an example like this. This car belongs to me. Our lesson today is over. See you next time.