In this lesson, you’ll learn 5 phrasal verbs using the verb BLOW.
Phrasal verbs are groups of words in English, made up of a verb and either one or two particles. A particle can be either a preposition, like ‘up’ or an adverb like ‘together’.
To learn more about phrasal verbs watch this video: where I share my top tips for learning them!
Phrasal verbs are a tricky!!
Often, one phrasal verb can have more than one meaning.
Often they are idiomatic, so the meaning is not obvious.
Not every phrasal verb follows the same rules – some are transitive, some are intransitive, some are separable or inseparable, or both!
But ignoring them is NOT an option, because they are soooo common. They come up in conversation all the time.
You’ll hear me use them in my lessons, all the time!
Read the full transcript of this lesson on my blog here:
Phrasal verbs in this lesson:
– Blow off
– Blow out
– Blow up
– Blow apart
– Blow away
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This idea is blow up in my face. It is ridiculous idea that i haven't heard before
Can you blow up this picture
Did you just blow off ?
blow on ??
Mind blowing !! Emma you are a great teacher. Congratulations.
Thank you Emma, I request to you make a video on the name of furniture and house hold items, I really needed.
Great video, thanks.
Yes!
Nice lesson!
get your mind "blow" what that mean
you re such a good teacher………love watching your videos…..more grace
Phrasal verb on pull , turn
I fallen un love with the teacher súper beautiful
I already knew
Blow off/up/out
Emma blew out the candle . I wonder how they put it on Cambridge dictionary like that using your name . I think that you are responsible for updates on this dictionary or you are the owner 😀😀😀
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Good video
Thank you so much Emma, your explanation is very clear.😊
Thank so much..
I am having so much benefit from you… I am a teacher od english.
thank you for today lesson
I am your student forever
Hi Emma! I have almost completed all videos of you. My goal is to complete your all videos.🙂💞.
Thanks!! I blew away by watching your videos. Please let me know is this correct sentence.
Regards.
Salim