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1000 Basic Phrasal Verbs | PART 2 | Mess Up, Fool Around..

1000 Basic Phrasal Verbs | PART 2 | Mess Up, Fool Around..

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Warm-up Questions

What do you think “basic phrasal verbs” are, and why are they useful for daily English?
Looking at the title, what do you think “mess up” means?
What situations might someone “fool around” in?

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1000 Basic Phrasal Verbs | PART 2 | Mess Up, Fool Around..

Phrasal verbs: bring up, piss off, calm down, turn out (00:00 – 03:55)

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1. In this video, what does “bring up” mean?

To mention a subject or start talking about it
To raise a child
To lift something physically

2. What does “piss off” mean in the transcript?

To laugh loudly
To leave quickly
To annoy someone very much (also used to tell someone to go away)

3. What does “turn out” mean as explained here?

To happen in a particular way / be discovered finally
To switch off a light
To hand in homework

1000 Basic Phrasal Verbs | PART 2 | Mess Up, Fool Around..

Phrasal verbs: mess up, fool around, come over, catch up (03:55 – 09:24)

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1. What does “mess up” mean in the video?

To meet someone for the first time
To make a mistake or do something incorrectly
To clean a room carefully

2. Which meaning is included for “fool around” in this lesson?

To travel to a new city
To behave in a silly way for fun (or have a relationship without commitment)
To study seriously for a test

3. What does “come over” mean here?

To visit someone’s house for a short time
To buy something online
To become angry suddenly

1000 Basic Phrasal Verbs | PART 2 | Mess Up, Fool Around..

Phrasal verbs: call off, deal with + review lines (09:24 – 11:16)

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1. What does “call off” mean in this lesson?

To decide a planned event will not happen (or stop something after it starts)
To phone someone
To invite more people

2. What does “deal with” mean according to the definition given?

To accept and control a difficult situation / take action to solve a problem
To forget something completely
To relax and do nothing

1000 Basic Phrasal Verbs | PART 2 | Mess Up, Fool Around..

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1. Which sentence best shows the meaning of “calm down”?

“Calm down the TV volume to 10.”
“Calm down your homework before Monday.”
“Calm down—we’ll figure it out.”

2. Which sentence uses “catch up” to mean “do something you haven’t been able to do recently”?

“I caught up a ball with my hands.”
“I think I’m gonna catch up on my correspondence.”
“I’ll catch up your jacket with a zipper.”

3. In general, why are phrasal verbs sometimes difficult for learners?

Because they are only used in formal writing
Because they never have more than one meaning
Because their meanings are often different from the meanings of the individual words

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

1000 Basic Phrasal Verbs | PART 2 | Mess Up, Fool Around..

Which phrasal verb from the video do you hear most often in real life (or in movies/TV)? Give an example sentence.
Describe a time you “messed up” something small (like cooking, a message, or a plan). What happened next?
What kinds of situations make it hard for you to “calm down”? What helps you calm down?
Do you think it’s easy to “deal with” change? Why or why not?

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