Get is a tricky word. It is also a very popular verb in English phrasal verbs. Learn 5 of them in this essential lesson and you will definitely get ahead!
Hallo, Alex! It was real delight to see this video!Can you please to answer one question Does engvid have subtitles? I sometimes see subtitels , but sometimes i dont see.. it is very usefull, but wy not always? thank you!!!
Monday, May 6th 2013Reply to this co
jane122
Unfortunately, we don’t. Maybe on youtube?
Alex
Please I beg Engvid: never subtitle your lessons. I progress in English thank’s to you. Unfortunaly I too often use subtitle. That is not good for me. Kind regards
vilainpetitcrapaud
i am also like to see your video with subtitle, please try to give subtitle in future
mohdshareef1234
on taskbar on youtube you can see the auto translation, it’s not right most of time , i think it will be better if Endvid can have traslation in each video
aokiji
We’re adding proper transcriptions to new videos!
engVid Moderator
its strange..its like a miracle but i saw the subtitles on internet explorer and mozilla firefox but i doent see they on google chrome it dependent
jane122
I think if we don’t have subtitles we are able to practice the listening skills in lessons. I wouldn’t desire subtittles unless it will be optional. By the way, it was a great lesson, thanks Alex and EngVid site.
sgmmm
hi,you better understand the lesson without subtitles..try to watch the video again and again.so you can improve your listening skill.
pintuk
another excellent lesson…liked it very much….thanks so much
argenis
Thank you very much, it was really helpful, I remembered many things I had forgotten
ludmilaz
i got a 10 in the quiz! but i have to say that you are right alex, phrasal verbs are so difficult to learn in english. try to post more videos about this verbs. thousand thanks alex!
This song rocks! Thank you for introducing us to it :)
engVid Moderator
This song does in fact rock. Thanks!
Alex
¿Did you tell him about this song because J.D. McPherson was a teacher?
angie01
Thanks a lot !
sanin25
Can we contact, coz I’d like to improve my English too
johnbrowdy
of course we can !)))How can I find you ? It would be great meet you on the site lingualeo dot ru lingualeo.ru there I’m like “SaninOff” from kharkov . I have 25 level there))) See you )))
sanin25
thank you for reply…. see you in Leo pride lol :)
johnbrowdy
Thanks a lot for this helpful lesson Alex, I’m the biggest fan of your way in teaching because you often talk in slowly way..With deep respect and appreciation,
Yours sincerely,
Taha
taharaad
Thank you for the kind comments.
Alex
thankx <3
jasminne
Tanks Alex
Very good lesson
by the way I have this question
My brother,that lives in France, is a teacher.
here the word (That)is correct? if no why?
tanks again.
brala
Yes you can!
Look:
Relative clauses add extra information to a sentence by defining a noun. They are usually divided into two types – defining relative clauses and non-defining relative clauses.
Defining relative clauses
Look at this sentence:
The woman who lives next door works in a bank.
‘who lives next door’ is a defining relative clause. It tells us which woman we are talking about.
Look at some more examples:
Look out! There’s the dog that bit my brother.
The film that we saw last week was awful.
This is the skirt I bought in the sales.
Can you identify the defining relative clauses? They tell us which dog, which film and which skirt we are talking about.
Relative pronouns
Relative clauses are often introduced by a relative pronoun (usually who, which, that, but when, where and whose are also possible)
With defining relative clauses we can use who or that to talk about people.
She’s the woman who cuts my hair.
She’s the woman that cuts my hair.
And we can use that or which to talk about things.
The dog that bit my brother.
The dog which bit my brother.
It is also sometimes possible to omit the relative pronoun.
This is the skirt that I bought in the sales.
This is the skirt which I bought in the sales.
This is the skirt I bought in the sales.
In this sentence ‘skirt’ is the object of the verb (buy). ‘I’ is the subject. When the relative pronoun is the object, it can be omitted.
The film we saw last week was awful.
BUT The dog bit my brother. This is not possible because the dog is the subject of the verb, ‘bite’.
thalinho
Thanks
I think you haven’t seen the comma before the relative pronoun.
look it up in “Common Mistakes in English” part 1.
brala
It’s correct if you change “that” to “who” because you can’t use “that” in a non-identifying adjective clause.
Alex
that’s what I taught, teacher =)
thalinho
Hi Alex. You know my English can’t really get by without engvid.com ! Yeah I rarely leave my comments here it because of my laziness but I always watch your lessons, they are all very useful. I hope I didn’t make mistakes in my comment.
smbsmbsmb
awesome !!! I got 10 correct out of 10 ;)
smbsmbsmb
Thanks for such an interesting lesson,
glmrenard
Thankssss
gurayon19
Very good again, Alex! Maybe the best way to learn phrasal verbs is the real-life examples. Video lessons regarding phrasal verbs are always welcome.
hakamaki
That’s it precisely!
Alex
Thanks for the useful lesson Alex !
annvu94
In my opinion, the quiz had to be more complicated. Anyway, very useful lesson ;)
joulethief89
Hi, Alex. Thank you.
ariunbolor
Thank you so much, Alex! This was really useful.
vlalimpiev
Thanks u are the best teacher in the world honestly .
I really like your lessons and all engvid lessons
ohoud999
That’s high praise, but thank you!
Alex
Awesome lesson Thanks alot Alex , i’m a new member here and this is my first comment but i promise it won’t be the last , really loved that :)
Sameh
Welcome! Hope you stick around :)
engVid Moderator
Hi Alex. It was superb lesson !!!!
andrewgaitan
Alex, It was a good lesson. I got 9/10. Thanks for your help.
guilhermemachado
This lesson is nessesery. I got 80%.
alpido24
thanks so much alex
tranducquanueh
thanks…
erolcaglar
Thanks a lot. It was very useful video for me
seval44
Thanks so much, Alex. I enjoy your lesson :)
kitty512
great lesson :”>
cuongskn
Thank you, Alex, that was a very useful lesson. I’ve always had a problem with using phrasal verbs correctly. As a matter of fact, I noticed that native speakers use them all the time in conversation!
ronniepl
Yeah, that’s why they’re important to know. :)
Alex
NICE !! again a step smarter :)
waldi999
I can’t see the video.Might I live in China. That is the reason.
andy1357
Yes, that would be why. A lot of our videos have been uploaded by other people to sites like Youku, so you can try searching there; you can also use web proxies!
engVid Moderator
I’m proud of myself (test: 100% good) and happy with your teaching. Thanks Alex, a very clear lesson.
Jesús R.
what is the meaning of “get through”?
sami45
Amazing!!!!
deividcostasoares
hi Alex. thanks for 5 phrasal verbs. it is very interesting :D
ganbashir15
Got up = rise from bed or really any lying position
Get along= to have a good relationship with someone
Get ahead= to succed at work or make progress
Get by=to survive, how do you get by without facebook ? ;)
Get together= to meet, we firstly got together with my boyfriend in Turkey ;)
Thank you, Alex !
fakhranda
You got it!
Alex
Thanks teacher. It was an amazing class… see you next!
veniciosales
Thank you teacher
eyre
What does “Put it down mean”? I hear a lot but I don’t understand the meaning.
For example on Pitbull’s song Internacional Love he says” You put it down like New York city”…
What does that mean?
Thanks
your lessons is great, coz I got 100% thank you one more time
johnbrowdy
I get up at 9am every day. I want to get ahead but I cannot)) I am getting by now, I get along with all my relatives. My friend and I get together at 6 o’clock. And I have to get my thoughts together.
Thank you Alex, for new phrasal verbs.
poslegg
You got it. Just make sure you say “I’m getting together with my friends at 6” if you mean in the future.
Alex
Ohh!! My Godness
bundersvaguen
Hello, I am so proud of you, ” EngVid Staff”, you are my inspiration in English, You are the heroes, I respect all of you,
Thank you.
asmaasaad14
It is a pleasure to view these lessons, please, can you make other vid with jokes ?, I am still laughing.
Best regards from Spain
machacao
I will definitely keep that in mind!
Alex
thanks teacher
are (get along)and (get on)have the same meaning?
please answer me ..i need to know
hussein syd
Good Q I wanna know if there is any difference too. I put the Q on Yahoo and once I get the answer I’ll put it here :)
Rey
“Get along with: have smooth relations; “My boss and I get along very well”
Get on with something to give your time to something and make progress with it
The sooner we finish the speeches, the sooner we can get on with the celebration.”
Rey
thanks a lot flawless..
i really appreciate this…
hussein syd
I’ve heard “get on” used in a similar way as “get along with,” but mostly in British contexts.
“Do you get on with your boss?”
“Yeah, we get on okay.”
Imagine it in a British accent. :)
Alex
useful lesson! thank you, Alex.
annecarvalho
Wao!, it’s incredible, I understood everything you said. Actually I say that you’re my best teacher, every time I see your videos I only hear pure english, your pronunciation is awesome and I’m learning from you. Tank you very much, God bless you.
rafael710
Thanks for the compliments!
Alex
You’re my favorite teacher in EngVid seriously you’re the best lol, thank you so muccccccccccccch <3
Rey
Thank u so much! Alex
chinsundo
Thx a lot it useful for me :)
yihe
Useful lesson,thanks
rabbani
thanks, for your help really you have done a good job :). i like it
kbudapest
Hey alex.
Im a huge fan of u.Cuz your pronounciation is very clear so it`s very easy to understand.
And you have a skill that teach something easily.!!
megadolx
Thanks! My pronunciation is kind of boring, isn’t it? :)
Alex
I would say you are the best like this lesson so much . Thank you.
safawad
Thanks so much! This lesson is altogether useful!
Andre.AirForce
Thank you Alex…very useful lesson!!
spous67
Excellent lesson, Alex! Thank you!
Janilza
A very good lesson!
marcosaurelio
thank you!!
Pong
Phrasal verbs are always welcome! You rock, Alex!
Keep doing such a job, it’s pretty useful and will always be!
Best regards from Brazil!
thalinho
I got wrong answers in 5-7 :(
lolitta88
Get down please. I’m getting by with all this lessons. So, I’m gonna get up to get ahead. Get lost yourself.
megalomaniacko
Today I ain´t gonna get together with you, because I wanna get up fresh tomorrow to get ahead on my exams. If I hang out I won´t get by to do duties. Don´t bother we still get along each other. For one second I thought that GET ALONG meant someone who follow, trust or allow yourself to be take by anyone or ideas. Please,is there some phrasal verb for this? Thanks Alex !
carlos1971jackal
thanks for this lesson.You’re a nice teacher.
I’ve a confusion between these two sentences. Which one is right? and why?
“Tell me why did you go there?”
“Tell me why you went there?”
bpc1
Thank u
aymansky
Your lesson is very useful.
Thanks^^~~~~
ea9436
My English is getting ahead with your perfect website, can’t get by without it!!!! Thanks!
seeb
thank you for your lesson.
that’s so useful and easy!
4bkim
Thank you Alex, very good lesson…
clalonu
Thanks.Good job!!!!!!!
mandarin
Thank you so much.
Very interesting .
treso09
Thanks !
johnhoang
Thanks a lot!!!!!
mikusya11
Thank you so much
dhissie
my english has improved thanks to you.. :) !!!
almendrita
thank you Alex, it was really useful,
and the quiz was challenging enough too…
thanks so much.
Dado
hi Alex,
thanks… it was a very use full lesson.
I have a question that is for ‘Get By’
can we use it for person and live things?
sorry for grammatical mistakes.
monika82
A good question. I want to know the answer,too .
imagination
This lesson is very useful. Thanx Alex :)
imagination
I GOT 8 OUT OF 10
THANKS
m7mad
today i got up at 8am while i was walking to my work i got together with emma actually a get along with her i work hard to get ahead i cant get by without my work
thanx mr alex
asmasoso
I got 90%
Thank you for your teaching
won6287
It’s very usefull. Although, I only got 8 correct out of 10 :D
chyntia95
Many thanks, Alex!!!
kurte
i have done the quiz and i got 8/10
your lesson are useful
thanks!
vicdoan
very interesting and useful thank you for all
amad05
It is really really perfect and nice useful than last lesson
Thanks dear best teacher Alex
preemy
You pronunciation is nice and clear, it is why I’m learning so much with you, Alex. I love your lessons. I think phrasal verbs are very difficult. Sometimes I think I’ll never master it, but, anyway I could score 10/10 in the quiz! I owe it to you, guy! Thank you.
Sally S
Hi Alex! You are on fo the best teacher I have never seen. Please could you give a lesson about even thoug, although and through. I have too much problem mainly with the pronounciation. Best regards.
mamoudouhawa
thank mr alex this lesson it was very helpful,but i’m asking about the other phrasal verbs.thank you
hichamzayd
thanks mr alex, lesson was very helpful
krajkumar
Hi Alex,
You are very good teacher…just few days before i started watching EngVid videos..n u know what..now I can’t go by a single day without watching engvid videos…m just addicted to it…i just like all the teachers..the way u all explain was so nice…thank you so much for this..u guyzz are doing a great job..thank u :)
neelambak123
Hi Alex,
You are very good teacher…just few days before i started watching EngVid videos..n u know what..now I can’t get by a single day without watching engvid videos…m just addicted to it…i just like all the teachers..the way u all explain was so nice…thank you so much for this..u guyzz are doing a great job..thank u :)
neelambak123
Dear Alex:
lesson was very useful^^ very thanks!!
sharonjeff
Hi Alex.
I could not understand what is the difence between;When are you getting together with Joanna?
When are you get together with Joanna?
May you hep me? Thanks a lot.
julio31
gracias, gordito..
karl0z
Nice lesson..really useful..thanks!!
nrban
thanks , interesting
bmspartacus
thanks.
bataa0430
80 ,so so , thank you.
Cemokan
thanks Alex…
bijaydlb
hi Alex, Thank u for your clear explanation
Evik
first of all, I have to thanks for your useful lessons, Mr. Alex. I’m from Vietnam which has the shape like the letter ” S “. I have seen several videos from you in the website: youtube.com. That’s the reason I’ve known this official website. With all things I’ve written here I hope you continue try your best in order to bring members effective videos.
Thanks again, teacher Alex.
Sincerest.
nvnkthd
hey ,i’m vietnammese too :)
danghoangnhat1992
Thank you so much Alex (:
teerawat1985
I can not get by without Engvid ^^.Thanks a lot Alex
huenhanp102
It was great! Thanks again, Alex. . .
ccarmosilva
I have been getting ahead watching engvid! Thanks again. . .
ccarmosilva
Thanks for the class Alex! It was great! Can you tell me if this sentence is correct: She always gets together with her friends on the weekends.
Thanks again!
gabicmarra
i want to get by in my job by getting the meaning of ‘get’so i can get along with everybody.i want a get together with my friends on next week.Any way i got up late today
pintuk
hi please add some videos about infact,in order to .Thanks
pintuk
Alex would did you explain for me the last quiz question?
James
Thank you Alex. i got 8 out of 10 . you really teach in a easy way.
nevinrupani1
Thanks Mr. Alex, I got 90%.
Abdul Qayum
That was great lesson, thank you.
yasser1969
5/10 Yes, it is very tricky
ゞ(≧▽≦*)o
9/10 ;;;
liona
9/10
rimma905
It was amazing again, I’ve just gotten 10 of 10. I am getting better each day pass!
Patricio da Silveira
thank you so much teacher alex..=)..
cez527
Thanks man….
cagan
Very nice, Alex. I am learning something new eeryday with you. I excited to have found this website and your videos. Thank you so much!
P.D. By the way, 10/10 in my quiz.
Desoldado
Cheers mate.
Iamhere.
Good Lesson. Thanks.
adriano.malaquias@gmail.com
Great lesson! Thanks
Lfabian2013
Thanks, Alex. Another great lesson from a great teacher.
ivani
Very interesting. thank you Alex
LuisEnrique1103
Really it was a very useful lesson, thanks Alex
Lilien
Hi, one question, I’m not sure about the last question in the quiz, I’m not sure about using “When” instead of “What time” or something like that. I believe that one question with “when” is for asking days, I don’t know that you can use “When” for asking time, or, ¿Are you asking about time in the last question? Thanks for helping me.
angie01
hi, I don’t understand if I must use “get by” only in the interrogative phrase or even in the affermative phrase.
thank you
MirimeCarol
Thank you Alex.
Nadir
I got 9 of 10! However I was confused when I was passing the quiz! I saw the form ‘getted’ of word ‘get’! Please explain me what’s it?
Lakrat
The option “getted” is a “trap” of the test, because If you don’t know that “get” is a irregular verb, you going to say “Oh yeah, the past verb of get is getted, because I only have to add “ed” and It’ll be a past verb.”
The verb “get” is an iregular verb and its simple past form is “got” and not “gotted”.
Regards!
danpalvald
Thank you so much Mr. Alex!
Mardongan
get by Today I know.Thanks Alex.
hirohiro0709
I can’t get by without Alex’s lessons :)
Drogba
I’m sure that I’ll get ahead with your awesome lessons! Thanks for everything.
danpalvald
Thank you Dear Sir Alex; I’m following your lessons carefully.
With love. . . :)
Hande
Elanvital
Thanks for your helpful lesson.
Edward Nguyen
Mmm… i am 5/10 but now i m stdying
Yuriy2001
Hello,Alex you r wonderful teacher that I have,In my opinion your Method like miracle.
Thank you
amir.bagha
It’s a great lesson! Thank you, dear Alex.
LiBellatrix
Thank you very much,dear Alex!
travelmama
Thank you so much for your teaching!
vkachan69
9 from 10.
But question no. 7 I really dont understand the meaning of that sentences and using words “getting by”.
Thank you for useful lesson.
ANTON A
10 from 10/ cool lesson.THX Alex.
DerClown
very good lesson
Thank you very much!
Vivimi
You are perfect teacher. Phrasal verbs are difficult for my understanding. But your lessons help me. Thanks a lot Alex.
Natalyzefir
Watching this video in 2016!! Who else?
frarlley
Alex, very good! You are a great teacher.
Sandro Gomes
Thank you. Now I can’t get by without following your lessons
hendoz
thanks Alex i do hope that to be getting along with your lessons, they will get me ahead in English… thanks Alex
agsurfaza
Thanks Alex
Sakhi fouzia
Hi Alex, I like your videos. I really like when you talk about books.
Karla.cr
Thank you very much!
Jonathas Wilhem
Thanks!
shihai182
Many thanks Alex for this Lesson.i used to go to an English course, but my teacher who was fantastic is retired now and i was disappointed till i found your course!
cousquer
Thanks Mr. Alex!
Alex-1956
thanks Aex iam very happy you lison
afjar
Thanks a lot, Alex. it is helpful.
MarcelD
100% test done ?
NatalyaLazzar
Thank you so much for your lessons with perfect explanations and variety of topics). Very lively lessons with uptodate information (If i can say so). Best wishes!
AnnaSMat
Super grateful for this marvelous lesson dear Alex aka John Ritter from Toronto
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200 COMMENTS
Hallo, Alex! It was real delight to see this video!Can you please to answer one question Does engvid have subtitles? I sometimes see subtitels , but sometimes i dont see.. it is very usefull, but wy not always? thank you!!!
Monday, May 6th 2013Reply to this co
Unfortunately, we don’t. Maybe on youtube?
Please I beg Engvid: never subtitle your lessons. I progress in English thank’s to you. Unfortunaly I too often use subtitle. That is not good for me. Kind regards
i am also like to see your video with subtitle, please try to give subtitle in future
on taskbar on youtube you can see the auto translation, it’s not right most of time , i think it will be better if Endvid can have traslation in each video
We’re adding proper transcriptions to new videos!
its strange..its like a miracle but i saw the subtitles on internet explorer and mozilla firefox but i doent see they on google chrome it dependent
I think if we don’t have subtitles we are able to practice the listening skills in lessons. I wouldn’t desire subtittles unless it will be optional. By the way, it was a great lesson, thanks Alex and EngVid site.
hi,you better understand the lesson without subtitles..try to watch the video again and again.so you can improve your listening skill.
another excellent lesson…liked it very much….thanks so much
Thank you very much, it was really helpful, I remembered many things I had forgotten
i got a 10 in the quiz! but i have to say that you are right alex, phrasal verbs are so difficult to learn in english. try to post more videos about this verbs. thousand thanks alex!
You are best!
this song for you http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=aZGn4LncY0g
Take care!
This song rocks! Thank you for introducing us to it :)
This song does in fact rock. Thanks!
¿Did you tell him about this song because J.D. McPherson was a teacher?
Thanks a lot !
Can we contact, coz I’d like to improve my English too
of course we can !)))How can I find you ? It would be great meet you on the site lingualeo dot ru lingualeo.ru there I’m like “SaninOff” from kharkov . I have 25 level there))) See you )))
thank you for reply…. see you in Leo pride lol :)
Thanks a lot for this helpful lesson Alex, I’m the biggest fan of your way in teaching because you often talk in slowly way..With deep respect and appreciation,
Yours sincerely,
Taha
Thank you for the kind comments.
thankx <3
Tanks Alex
Very good lesson
by the way I have this question
My brother,that lives in France, is a teacher.
here the word (That)is correct? if no why?
tanks again.
Yes you can!
Look:
Relative clauses add extra information to a sentence by defining a noun. They are usually divided into two types – defining relative clauses and non-defining relative clauses.
Defining relative clauses
Look at this sentence:
The woman who lives next door works in a bank.
‘who lives next door’ is a defining relative clause. It tells us which woman we are talking about.
Look at some more examples:
Look out! There’s the dog that bit my brother.
The film that we saw last week was awful.
This is the skirt I bought in the sales.
Can you identify the defining relative clauses? They tell us which dog, which film and which skirt we are talking about.
Relative pronouns
Relative clauses are often introduced by a relative pronoun (usually who, which, that, but when, where and whose are also possible)
With defining relative clauses we can use who or that to talk about people.
She’s the woman who cuts my hair.
She’s the woman that cuts my hair.
And we can use that or which to talk about things.
The dog that bit my brother.
The dog which bit my brother.
It is also sometimes possible to omit the relative pronoun.
This is the skirt that I bought in the sales.
This is the skirt which I bought in the sales.
This is the skirt I bought in the sales.
In this sentence ‘skirt’ is the object of the verb (buy). ‘I’ is the subject. When the relative pronoun is the object, it can be omitted.
The film we saw last week was awful.
BUT The dog bit my brother. This is not possible because the dog is the subject of the verb, ‘bite’.
Thanks
I think you haven’t seen the comma before the relative pronoun.
look it up in “Common Mistakes in English” part 1.
It’s correct if you change “that” to “who” because you can’t use “that” in a non-identifying adjective clause.
that’s what I taught, teacher =)
Hi Alex. You know my English can’t really get by without engvid.com ! Yeah I rarely leave my comments here it because of my laziness but I always watch your lessons, they are all very useful. I hope I didn’t make mistakes in my comment.
awesome !!! I got 10 correct out of 10 ;)
Thanks for such an interesting lesson,
Thankssss
Very good again, Alex! Maybe the best way to learn phrasal verbs is the real-life examples. Video lessons regarding phrasal verbs are always welcome.
That’s it precisely!
Thanks for the useful lesson Alex !
In my opinion, the quiz had to be more complicated. Anyway, very useful lesson ;)
Hi, Alex. Thank you.
Thank you so much, Alex! This was really useful.
Thanks u are the best teacher in the world honestly .
I really like your lessons and all engvid lessons
That’s high praise, but thank you!
Awesome lesson Thanks alot Alex , i’m a new member here and this is my first comment but i promise it won’t be the last , really loved that :)
Welcome! Hope you stick around :)
Hi Alex. It was superb lesson !!!!
Alex, It was a good lesson. I got 9/10. Thanks for your help.
This lesson is nessesery. I got 80%.
thanks so much alex
thanks…
Thanks a lot. It was very useful video for me
Thanks so much, Alex. I enjoy your lesson :)
great lesson :”>
Thank you, Alex, that was a very useful lesson. I’ve always had a problem with using phrasal verbs correctly. As a matter of fact, I noticed that native speakers use them all the time in conversation!
Yeah, that’s why they’re important to know. :)
NICE !! again a step smarter :)
I can’t see the video.Might I live in China. That is the reason.
Yes, that would be why. A lot of our videos have been uploaded by other people to sites like Youku, so you can try searching there; you can also use web proxies!
I’m proud of myself (test: 100% good) and happy with your teaching. Thanks Alex, a very clear lesson.
what is the meaning of “get through”?
Amazing!!!!
hi Alex. thanks for 5 phrasal verbs. it is very interesting :D
Got up = rise from bed or really any lying position
Get along= to have a good relationship with someone
Get ahead= to succed at work or make progress
Get by=to survive, how do you get by without facebook ? ;)
Get together= to meet, we firstly got together with my boyfriend in Turkey ;)
Thank you, Alex !
You got it!
Thanks teacher. It was an amazing class… see you next!
Thank you teacher
What does “Put it down mean”? I hear a lot but I don’t understand the meaning.
For example on Pitbull’s song Internacional Love he says” You put it down like New York city”…
What does that mean?
Thanks
You can see this website: https://www.engvid.com/phrasal-verbs-put/ . Alex taught us how to use PUT in phrasal verbs. This lesson is also very useful.
Thanks for the free advertising!
Thank you I got 80% right.
thank you so much :)
your lessons is great, coz I got 100% thank you one more time
I get up at 9am every day. I want to get ahead but I cannot)) I am getting by now, I get along with all my relatives. My friend and I get together at 6 o’clock. And I have to get my thoughts together.
Thank you Alex, for new phrasal verbs.
You got it. Just make sure you say “I’m getting together with my friends at 6” if you mean in the future.
Ohh!! My Godness
Hello, I am so proud of you, ” EngVid Staff”, you are my inspiration in English, You are the heroes, I respect all of you,
Thank you.
It is a pleasure to view these lessons, please, can you make other vid with jokes ?, I am still laughing.
Best regards from Spain
I will definitely keep that in mind!
thanks teacher
are (get along)and (get on)have the same meaning?
please answer me ..i need to know
Good Q I wanna know if there is any difference too. I put the Q on Yahoo and once I get the answer I’ll put it here :)
“Get along with: have smooth relations; “My boss and I get along very well”
Get on with something to give your time to something and make progress with it
The sooner we finish the speeches, the sooner we can get on with the celebration.”
thanks a lot flawless..
i really appreciate this…
I’ve heard “get on” used in a similar way as “get along with,” but mostly in British contexts.
“Do you get on with your boss?”
“Yeah, we get on okay.”
Imagine it in a British accent. :)
useful lesson! thank you, Alex.
Wao!, it’s incredible, I understood everything you said. Actually I say that you’re my best teacher, every time I see your videos I only hear pure english, your pronunciation is awesome and I’m learning from you. Tank you very much, God bless you.
Thanks for the compliments!
You’re my favorite teacher in EngVid seriously you’re the best lol, thank you so muccccccccccccch <3
Thank u so much! Alex
Thx a lot it useful for me :)
Useful lesson,thanks
thanks, for your help really you have done a good job :). i like it
Hey alex.
Im a huge fan of u.Cuz your pronounciation is very clear so it`s very easy to understand.
And you have a skill that teach something easily.!!
Thanks! My pronunciation is kind of boring, isn’t it? :)
I would say you are the best like this lesson so much . Thank you.
Thanks so much! This lesson is altogether useful!
Thank you Alex…very useful lesson!!
Excellent lesson, Alex! Thank you!
A very good lesson!
thank you!!
Phrasal verbs are always welcome! You rock, Alex!
Keep doing such a job, it’s pretty useful and will always be!
Best regards from Brazil!
I got wrong answers in 5-7 :(
Get down please. I’m getting by with all this lessons. So, I’m gonna get up to get ahead. Get lost yourself.
Today I ain´t gonna get together with you, because I wanna get up fresh tomorrow to get ahead on my exams. If I hang out I won´t get by to do duties. Don´t bother we still get along each other. For one second I thought that GET ALONG meant someone who follow, trust or allow yourself to be take by anyone or ideas. Please,is there some phrasal verb for this? Thanks Alex !
thanks for this lesson.You’re a nice teacher.
I’ve a confusion between these two sentences. Which one is right? and why?
“Tell me why did you go there?”
“Tell me why you went there?”
Thank u
Your lesson is very useful.
Thanks^^~~~~
My English is getting ahead with your perfect website, can’t get by without it!!!! Thanks!
thank you for your lesson.
that’s so useful and easy!
Thank you Alex, very good lesson…
Thanks.Good job!!!!!!!
Thank you so much.
Very interesting .
Thanks !
Thanks a lot!!!!!
Thank you so much
my english has improved thanks to you.. :) !!!
thank you Alex, it was really useful,
and the quiz was challenging enough too…
thanks so much.
hi Alex,
thanks… it was a very use full lesson.
I have a question that is for ‘Get By’
can we use it for person and live things?
sorry for grammatical mistakes.
A good question. I want to know the answer,too .
This lesson is very useful. Thanx Alex :)
I GOT 8 OUT OF 10
THANKS
today i got up at 8am while i was walking to my work i got together with emma actually a get along with her i work hard to get ahead i cant get by without my work
thanx mr alex
I got 90%
Thank you for your teaching
It’s very usefull. Although, I only got 8 correct out of 10 :D
Many thanks, Alex!!!
i have done the quiz and i got 8/10
your lesson are useful
thanks!
very interesting and useful thank you for all
It is really really perfect and nice useful than last lesson
Thanks dear best teacher Alex
You pronunciation is nice and clear, it is why I’m learning so much with you, Alex. I love your lessons. I think phrasal verbs are very difficult. Sometimes I think I’ll never master it, but, anyway I could score 10/10 in the quiz! I owe it to you, guy! Thank you.
Hi Alex! You are on fo the best teacher I have never seen. Please could you give a lesson about even thoug, although and through. I have too much problem mainly with the pronounciation. Best regards.
thank mr alex this lesson it was very helpful,but i’m asking about the other phrasal verbs.thank you
thanks mr alex, lesson was very helpful
Hi Alex,
You are very good teacher…just few days before i started watching EngVid videos..n u know what..now I can’t go by a single day without watching engvid videos…m just addicted to it…i just like all the teachers..the way u all explain was so nice…thank you so much for this..u guyzz are doing a great job..thank u :)
Hi Alex,
You are very good teacher…just few days before i started watching EngVid videos..n u know what..now I can’t get by a single day without watching engvid videos…m just addicted to it…i just like all the teachers..the way u all explain was so nice…thank you so much for this..u guyzz are doing a great job..thank u :)
Dear Alex:
lesson was very useful^^ very thanks!!
Hi Alex.
I could not understand what is the difence between;When are you getting together with Joanna?
When are you get together with Joanna?
May you hep me? Thanks a lot.
gracias, gordito..
Nice lesson..really useful..thanks!!
thanks , interesting
thanks.
80 ,so so , thank you.
thanks Alex…
hi Alex, Thank u for your clear explanation
first of all, I have to thanks for your useful lessons, Mr. Alex. I’m from Vietnam which has the shape like the letter ” S “. I have seen several videos from you in the website: youtube.com. That’s the reason I’ve known this official website. With all things I’ve written here I hope you continue try your best in order to bring members effective videos.
Thanks again, teacher Alex.
Sincerest.
hey ,i’m vietnammese too :)
Thank you so much Alex (:
I can not get by without Engvid ^^.Thanks a lot Alex
It was great! Thanks again, Alex. . .
I have been getting ahead watching engvid! Thanks again. . .
Thanks for the class Alex! It was great! Can you tell me if this sentence is correct: She always gets together with her friends on the weekends.
Thanks again!
i want to get by in my job by getting the meaning of ‘get’so i can get along with everybody.i want a get together with my friends on next week.Any way i got up late today
hi please add some videos about infact,in order to .Thanks
Alex would did you explain for me the last quiz question?
Thank you Alex. i got 8 out of 10 . you really teach in a easy way.
Thanks Mr. Alex, I got 90%.
That was great lesson, thank you.
5/10 Yes, it is very tricky
9/10 ;;;
9/10
It was amazing again, I’ve just gotten 10 of 10. I am getting better each day pass!
thank you so much teacher alex..=)..
Thanks man….
Very nice, Alex. I am learning something new eeryday with you. I excited to have found this website and your videos. Thank you so much!
P.D. By the way, 10/10 in my quiz.
Cheers mate.
Good Lesson. Thanks.
Great lesson! Thanks
Thanks, Alex. Another great lesson from a great teacher.
Very interesting. thank you Alex
Really it was a very useful lesson, thanks Alex
Hi, one question, I’m not sure about the last question in the quiz, I’m not sure about using “When” instead of “What time” or something like that. I believe that one question with “when” is for asking days, I don’t know that you can use “When” for asking time, or, ¿Are you asking about time in the last question? Thanks for helping me.
hi, I don’t understand if I must use “get by” only in the interrogative phrase or even in the affermative phrase.
thank you
Thank you Alex.
I got 9 of 10! However I was confused when I was passing the quiz! I saw the form ‘getted’ of word ‘get’! Please explain me what’s it?
The option “getted” is a “trap” of the test, because If you don’t know that “get” is a irregular verb, you going to say “Oh yeah, the past verb of get is getted, because I only have to add “ed” and It’ll be a past verb.”
The verb “get” is an iregular verb and its simple past form is “got” and not “gotted”.
Regards!
Thank you so much Mr. Alex!
get by Today I know.Thanks Alex.
I can’t get by without Alex’s lessons :)
I’m sure that I’ll get ahead with your awesome lessons! Thanks for everything.
Thank you Dear Sir Alex; I’m following your lessons carefully.
With love. . . :)
Hande
Thanks for your helpful lesson.
Mmm… i am 5/10 but now i m stdying
Hello,Alex you r wonderful teacher that I have,In my opinion your Method like miracle.
Thank you
It’s a great lesson! Thank you, dear Alex.
Thank you very much,dear Alex!
Thank you so much for your teaching!
9 from 10.
But question no. 7 I really dont understand the meaning of that sentences and using words “getting by”.
Thank you for useful lesson.
10 from 10/ cool lesson.THX Alex.
very good lesson
Thank you very much!
You are perfect teacher. Phrasal verbs are difficult for my understanding. But your lessons help me. Thanks a lot Alex.
Watching this video in 2016!! Who else?
Alex, very good! You are a great teacher.
Thank you. Now I can’t get by without following your lessons
thanks Alex i do hope that to be getting along with your lessons, they will get me ahead in English… thanks Alex
Thanks Alex
Hi Alex, I like your videos. I really like when you talk about books.
Thank you very much!
Thanks!
Many thanks Alex for this Lesson.i used to go to an English course, but my teacher who was fantastic is retired now and i was disappointed till i found your course!
Thanks Mr. Alex!
thanks Aex iam very happy you lison
Thanks a lot, Alex. it is helpful.
100% test done ?
Thank you so much for your lessons with perfect explanations and variety of topics). Very lively lessons with uptodate information (If i can say so). Best wishes!
Super grateful for this marvelous lesson dear Alex aka John Ritter from Toronto