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Practice English PHRASAL VERBS with this game
If you’re learning English, you know how hard it is to learn phrasal verbs. It feels like there are thousands of them to remember! What if I told you I’ve found a way to incorporate learning phrasal verbs into a little game you can play with your friends? In this video, I will show you how to do it. Not only can my version of the game help you have a bit of fun while learning, but it will also challenge your memory and speed. It’s easy to learn, and you can do it with a friend either in person or online. So watch the video, and challenge your friends to a game. You might even learn a few things from them!
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83 COMMENTS
challenging but great..a big help for me.thanks james
A bit difficult for me but thank you James.
can we be friends on facebook? to speak with each other in english and I want to learn french as well
Maybe you could show me your FaceBook ID so that i can add you~
let’s do it
So great games a little bit difficult and more interesting, I like it, thanks to specific illustration, James
Wow! That’s totally new to me! Thank you very much.
could you teach us about compound adjective
Thanks James!!Interesting game to learn phrasal verbs ;)
Thank you James! You’re amazing teacher!:)
9 correct out of ten) Thanks)
Thank you, James. I think too many of us phrasal verbs is too hard to learning.
thanks James
Thanks a lot, James
i’m new here , and i found what i need on this website ^^ thank you :)
Thank you, James!
dear teachers of engvid.com thanks for all what you doing for us and i want we will be not only a student and teachers but a friends too. thank you verry much
Very usefull game to play with a friend !
Thanks James! It’s a very good way to teach phrasal verbs.
Thank you, teacher!!!
Thanks. Your videos are inspiring me to learn english. maybe I’m not good at it yet, but I’ve been trying hard.
Thank so much, I’m gonna take up this lesson again, very important and useful.
Nice one
You’re great! Thanks.
Thank you james. I got 6 of 10 ?, i need to improve
Thank you James.
You got 8 correct out of 10.
thank you.
08. 05.2018.
thanke you james
its so helpful
I got 100 percent correct. I’m going to play the game with my friends
90 percent correct.not bad.thank you James,so kind of you.your teaching methods are very helpful.appreciate.
Hello, I am an English teacher, and would like to know where to find the engVid forum or “contact info” for engVid? (you mentioned in your profile that if we have questions to go to the engVid forum, but I cannot seem to find it). Any info would be appreciated, thanks!
He just means the comments here!
Thanks James. You are a great teacher. I had 1 mistake. You taught me a lot.
I scored 90 out of 100.Thanks again James.
Many Thanks for your helpful vidoes James.I do like your teaching methods.would you please explain the meaning of “here we go” and “there we go”. a
Also what is meaning of when you raise both of your hand bending your index and midle finger
Thanks James, that was great :)
Thanks James but I am a bit confused
please introduse some book about phrasal verbs. thanks
Thanks a lot James!
Interesting
I think it is good idea to learn through the game. Thank you, James!
It will be needed a lot of practicing.
Thank you very much.
Easy to learn english..james sir teaching was osm..he made me learn through practically…
Your English game is very helpful…
Thank you very much!
It’s not working ?
Not working, really maybe you don’t know how to use this game useful :D
Thanks James
Thanks a lot James. This video learning really help me to learn faster, especially the game really motivate to challenge ourselves.
Let ne know how I can focus my listening on the English words
I play with my self and I must win my self before I defeat someone in this game, right James?
James, thx!
I love your lessons James. You are really good teacher =)
Thanks James.it s a bit difficult but i ll try to practice.
thank you for that l’m realy so bad in phrasal verb and preposition
Always I feel it is hard to master this but with you it looks easy thank you
I have question may its mad but i want to learn pull up is just used for things as chair extra or with people as my freind argue with each other and i try to pull up between them
I got 90 James. Thank you so much indeed for this lesson. You are superb tutor. ?
I got 9/10 . Thank so much James. But this lesson was a little bit diffult so i m feeling step by step improving my english skills! :)
Thanks James. You are superb, Are phrasal verbs always formed by combining verbs with preposition or is there some other combination also? Why are they called Phrasal Verbs?
I haven’t seen your video but luckily I got 80% hahahaha.
Thank you! Nice game!
You got 10 correct out of 10.
:D
Great method but as for me, it’d better to memorize phrasal verbs through preposition meaning. For instance, we have verbs of movement, these are walk, go, run, drive, etc. And we also have the preposition off. So we can say: When I arrived home, I walk off my shoes. or I run off my shoes.
Off means remove something/someone from something/someone
Or e.g. the preposition out of
walk out of = leave a place
out of is quite similar to off but has different meaning
I walked UP to him. = I approached him
I walked AWAY from him = I escaped from him
I walked DOWN = I’m exhausted (with the meaning of decrease
I walked AROUND and etc.
As you can see, that’s pretty much easy as it seems
Thanks alot
Hi James, hope you re fine. Please tell is that correct to address a group of people in the beginning of an email with Dears? For example which one of below mail starts are correct
1. Dears All,
2. Dears,
3. Dear All,
I just don´t understand why using “up” with some verbs knowing that the meaning doesn´t change, for example, “Close up”. Whether you use it or not doesn´t make any difference. In the sentences: “It´s time to close up the store” and “It´s time to close the store”. Is the second sentence wrong? And Why?
Mmm…a little bit difficult for me. But I shuold try!
oh that is inevitable!
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Nice challenge, 7 of 10 is not too bad, thanks James you’re one of my favorites teacher, regard!!!
Hi crew; nice to salute all of you, I’m very interested on practice my spaking with all of you if someone wants to have a funny conversations with me please let me know. I’m available through Skype, Facebook or What’sapp (52 + 0445552995209)
hi crew they are they cracking love of enviroment love me out the now
To be honest, I hate the grammar part of the English Language but I hope that this game tricks can help me out with this. I am desperate to learn the Grammar portion of the language, so hope that this kind of videos or lecture will help me to reduce the boringness on grammar. Thanks for making such kind of video.
Thanks, James^^.
9 of 10 ? happy
I got 8 out of 10. Thanks James for the interesting way of teaching.
who do you want to practise with me?
Thank you sir!!! I’ve love learning English??
Thanks.Mr.James. today’s quisz is very difficult. I can’t understand what you said.
I have to say I love the sense of humour !
Thank you so much Teacher James. I got 100.
Thank you a lot! Your videos make me to love learning English.
Dear mr.James.I have a request…
Can you please make a lessson about phrasal verbs with the same meaning … i think it will be easy to remember it because we will focus on one thing a time.