Phrasal Verbs 6/38: Call off, Carry on, Carry out, Catch up, Check in, Check out
Google E-books can also be read on your Apple devices via “Google Play Books” application on the App Store. Use the links to get the E-book. For International users: https://goo.gl/o3rQ6U For Turkish users: https://ift.tt/2zO8jbj Watch the introduction video: https://bit.ly/2SzdBhZ https://ift.tt/2TYK99M https://ift.tt/2FBWZkt https://twitter.com/ELTOzer In this video of phrasal verbs, we will be focusing on six new phrasal verbs from the book, Phrasal Verbs with Pictures: Call off, Carry on, Carry out, Catch up, Check in, Check out. We will analyze their meanings, make some sentences, do some exercises and lastly, watch some movie scenes where these phrasal verbs are used. If you want to see all these phrasal verbs in their unique drawings and do many more of these exercises, you can always go ahead and buy the book by using the link above. The book is also offered as a mobile app, so you can have it wherever you are on Earth. The answers of the exercises in the previous video: call for, bumped into, started Most of the information and examples in this video have been quoted from Collins’ website, which is my all-time favorite dictionary! https://ift.tt/vyGDLC