Pay attention to these six essential phrasal verbs for beginners, and develop confidence in your vocabulary. The phrasal verbs in this lesson include wake up, get up, turn on, turn off, and more!
Alex: Even when this is a begginers lesson, I’ve got a doubt: during all my years studying English my teacher always told me that on and off are used at the end: “Turn TV on”, “Turn light off”. Are both correct?. Thanks.
Hi, Alex. Thank for your videos!!!
I’ve learnt a lot watching your videos.
I’d like to ask you a question about the verb ‘wake’ and the phrasal verb ‘wake up’. Are both the same? Is it possible to use ‘wake’ without ‘up’ in any situation?
Thanks!!!
I know the verb wake as an activity to break up somebodys sleep. To wake up is the thing that you experience while that activity. For example you are waking your friend and because of that he is waking up
Thank you very much for this lesson. I have just one question related to the phrasal verb “turn on”. Could we say: Don’t forget to turn the heater off before you leave the house, instead of saying, Don’t forget to turn off the heater before you leave the house.
Thank you.
Although my level is 6 , I did 4 out of 6 . Why ? Because too much confidence is not always good . This was another experience I have learned in this site :)
Thank you very much for enlightining us …
Hi Sir Alex, I have some questions regarding phrasal verbs. When can I use phrasal verbs like for instance, Please help me or please hep me out….and when can I use to separate the phrasal verbs like fr instance, “Don’t turn on the lights. I turned the lights on.” I hope you can help me with this. I’ll be grateful in advance. Thanks. More power to you and to EngVid.
Hi Mr Alex! It’s very good site for learning English. Thanks for all team Engvid.com
Could you explain for me what’s difference flout, mistake and error
thank you! take care
Mr. Alex, Thank you very much for this useful lesson.
I have one question please concerning the last sentence of Stand up. It is very clear that students usually stand up only after the teacher getting in class.
so,which is more convenient?
Everyone stood up when he had entered.or,
Everyone stood up when he entered.
For Mr rommanomar ques which is’ Everyone stood up when he had entered.or,
Everyone stood up when he entered’. I think the second is correct bcz the actions happened directly in a short time.I mean there was no period of time between the two actions,so it’s better to put the two verbs in the past simple tense.
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It was child’s play.
very cool this lesson !
When I wake up I immediately get up and turn on the TV.
thank you sir
It was so good to refresh my mind. Tks.
nice explaination for this phrasal verbs
Thank you Alex
Alex!
You are a very clever teacher!
Maybe, you are the best!
I like your lessons very much!
Thank you!
nice lesson for start
Thank you Alex
all are correct
thanks a lot it’s very simple
that’s cool teacher , i would like some more phrasal verbs :) and thanks !
You scored 6 out of 6. yes!
Thank you so much!
thank you so much.
thank you…… you are the best teacher, please make an lesson with prepositions plus ING.
bye…..
Mr Alex,
Thank you so much for your attention.
Very good!
good but very basic.please tell us about more phrasal verbs used in daily life.
Alex: Even when this is a begginers lesson, I’ve got a doubt: during all my years studying English my teacher always told me that on and off are used at the end: “Turn TV on”, “Turn light off”. Are both correct?. Thanks.
Really thanks, it was a clearly and useful lesson.
Perfect!
Thank you so much, it is very helpful for all.
Best Regards,
Dear Alex,
Please answer bazanmarcelo……
is this correct???
Thanks for the clarification between get up and wake up. I have heard the two phrases seveal times but I always confuse them.
Hi, Alex. Thank for your videos!!!
I’ve learnt a lot watching your videos.
I’d like to ask you a question about the verb ‘wake’ and the phrasal verb ‘wake up’. Are both the same? Is it possible to use ‘wake’ without ‘up’ in any situation?
Thanks!!!
I know the verb wake as an activity to break up somebodys sleep. To wake up is the thing that you experience while that activity. For example you are waking your friend and because of that he is waking up
I’d like to know as well.
Thank you Alex
i like it nice lesson
Alex, You are the best
You wake up at 6am EVERY DAY!!!!
You are hero!!!!
thanks a lot
Thank you sir
thank you mr Alex for your good lesson……
nice lesson, I knew it. thanks anyway Alex, have a good day.
The way you are presenting is excelent
I was great. I get 6/6. But can i receive this program to my mail?
Excellent starting
Thank you very much for this lesson. I have just one question related to the phrasal verb “turn on”. Could we say: Don’t forget to turn the heater off before you leave the house, instead of saying, Don’t forget to turn off the heater before you leave the house.
Thank you.
Thanks, You are the best;)
THANK YOU DEAR TEACHERS, FOR ALL
Thank you so much and keep your good job.
Very easy, but good. Thank you!
Oh !! thanks a good teacher !!
It’s better you could add the subtitles in this video
Thanks, your explication went very good.
nice lesson i like it
nice lesson
thnx alex, u such a gr8 teacher, god bless u/
The explanation is so clear that I can understand it easily.
nice lesson
very helpful
thank you engvid team..these videos are very helpful.
Thank u, teacher !!
Nice lesson. Awesome ;)
Suggest something more complicated, please. Thank You.
Thanks a lot! It’s so helpful!
thank you it was nice lesson. do you mind if i ask you smthing i wanna know the d/f between work and job thank you .
i have only one word that i wanna ask you to answer that is how to use only word “be ”
please waiting !!!!
Hi Alex I very happy for your teaching
I am every great for your lesson
thank so much
thank u it is a good lesson
thanks so much!
excellent work thank you
thank you Alex.
Hey! Alex this is my first time that i’m listening and watching ur video ………..it is amazing…..i’m am getting it easily……so carry on Alex
thank yuo
Thanks for your lesson!
Wow ……..
Very simply and useful lesson.
Thanks.
think you
Ease
I got nine out of ten sir . Next time I’ll try my best
It’s easy to understand. Thank U
Lesson is very informative. now i can use these words confidently Thanks EngVid !!
thank you sir
way of teaching is very good.
thank for lesson . it is easy to understand.
My scored 6 out of 6. and I answered all of that questions without watched your video lesson! What an easy test..
Thank you.It easy to understand.
awesome! i’m really enjoyed with beginning lesson. Thank you sir and engVid.
Although my level is 6 , I did 4 out of 6 . Why ? Because too much confidence is not always good . This was another experience I have learned in this site :)
Thank you very much for enlightining us …
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thanks so much
so good, I can understand very well
its sooooooooo easy
you are awsome alex. this lesson was very useful for me :) thank you very much. i think i will learn the language….. :)))
ALEX THANKS 4 UR LESSON
Thanks you sir so much. I have completed the test, I’m really ẹnjoyed
Thanks a lot Teacher ALex
thank you so much teacher Alex
Sir, Could you explain how to use these words “Would have been”, “Should have been” and “Could have been”?
clear , thanks a lot
Very easy to lern…
Thanks teacher!
Merci sir!
Hi Sir Alex, I have some questions regarding phrasal verbs. When can I use phrasal verbs like for instance, Please help me or please hep me out….and when can I use to separate the phrasal verbs like fr instance, “Don’t turn on the lights. I turned the lights on.” I hope you can help me with this. I’ll be grateful in advance. Thanks. More power to you and to EngVid.
thankk
thank you for that lesson.
So easy =))))))))))))))))))00
wow I like it
thank you very much!
I could understand the lesson ,thank you so much….
mr alex
thank you
Thank you Alex. It’s an interesting lesson.
superb!i can easily get it
Thanks for make these phrasal verb simple.
Thanks!
It was useful.
Your result is 6/6.
Thanks.
6/6 very useful lesson thanks
When I get up early in the morning I get up immediatly, sit down properly and turn on tv confidently:)
lesson very useful !
thanks teacher
Thanks Alex.You make it easy to understand.
Thank you Alex!
thank you so much you are the best
Thanks for the lesson, especially for the difference between wake up and get up.
youre the man…cool….nice alex.
very good. I would like to watch more than theses kind of phrasal verbs
Hi Mr Alex! It’s very good site for learning English. Thanks for all team Engvid.com
Could you explain for me what’s difference flout, mistake and error
thank you! take care
Even though its very basic I find it very useful
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Good Lesson Alex.
Thank you a lot.
On weekend in the morning.Normally I can’t wake up early.
Excellent teacher! I like his pronounce and accent! Very clear!
thank you very much. best teacher.
l’ll almost come in engvid site everyday!!! good lessons thank you^^
Mr. Alex, Thank you very much for this useful lesson.
I have one question please concerning the last sentence of Stand up. It is very clear that students usually stand up only after the teacher getting in class.
so,which is more convenient?
Everyone stood up when he had entered.or,
Everyone stood up when he entered.
Thank you.
on the weekend ……….. or at the weekend ???
Thank you, Mr Alex :)
thank you sir i got 6/6
thank you
very thank you sir
thank you sir,i easily get it
Thanks a lot Teacher ALex
For Mr rommanomar ques which is’ Everyone stood up when he had entered.or,
Everyone stood up when he entered’. I think the second is correct bcz the actions happened directly in a short time.I mean there was no period of time between the two actions,so it’s better to put the two verbs in the past simple tense.
Thank you Mr Alex.
I like these video!!!Thank you Mr Alex.I am a pupil of 4 class.
Thanks teacher Alex,I understood well your lesson.Happy new year
Teacher congratulation for this class, I liked just enough!
I find practice and enjoy this lesson and than follow you everyday Thank you so much….
thank you so much.i think that you are very good teacher
Hi Alex. There are some same questions as I have: I turn the light off. Or I turn off the light. Which is more correct? Thanks
it’s a good lesson
Finalllllllly, thank you so SO much xx
I like this page it’s very useful thank you so much
Thank u Alex for awesome lesson.
thanks i really understand.:)
very simple explanations)Thank you Alex and engvid team!!!!
Thank you Alex, your explanations are very simples and useful, I love your accent because I can understand every word that you say. Thanks alot
Thank you so much . You can sit down in/on that chair. Can I use ON?