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Come Down, Go Ahead, Go Up ✨Most Common Phrasal Verbs (31-33)

Do you want LIVE instruction? Join me on Patreon. 👉  / englishwithjennifer   ❇️Livestreams and Zoom classes ❇️Exclusive videos ❇️ Bonus listening materials (movie reviews, comprehension quizzes, etc.) Recommended level: high intermediate and advanced. This is an ongoing study program. Members vote on a monthly topic. All skills are addressed. 👉20-day phrasal verb challenge (2015)    • 20-Day Phrasal Verb Challenge with Jennifer   👉Phrasal verb challenge #2 (2018)    • Jennifer's Phrasal Verb Challenge #2   Chapters 0:00 Review quiz 3:45 Tips for learning phrasal verbs 5:25 (#31) come down 7:47 (#32) go ahead 9:28 (#33) go up 11:56 Review the 33 most common phrasal verbs 🙏Special thanks goes to Professor Dilin Liu for generously sharing his impressive and highly useful research on phrasal verbs in English. I am basing the structure of this playlist on his publications. 🔷Liu, D. (2011), The most frequently used English phrasal verbs in American and British English: A multicorpus examination. TESOL Quarterly, 45, 661–688. 🔷Liu, D. and Myers, D. (2020). The most common phrasal verbs with their key meanings for spoken and academic written English: A corpus analysis. Language Teaching Research, 24(3), 403-424 (first published online in 2018). ABOUT ME: Former classroom teacher. Published author. Conference presenter. Online instructor. I've been online since 2007, posting videos for students, blogging for teachers, and providing different forms of language support. My goal is to make language studies enjoyable and productive. Learn to communicate more confidently and effectively in English. For more info and resources, visit www.englishwithjennifer.com. TEACHERS: Visit my Pearson-sponsored ELT blog for tips and activity handouts. https://englishwithjennifer.wordpress... Related post: https://englishwithjennifer.wordpress... Images retrieved from Pixabay. FILM CREDITS/DISCLAIMER: Short clips from the following movies were used for educational purposes. I do not own the rights to these works. I am simply using them to illustrate the target phrasal verbs. The American President (1995) Ted 2 (2015) Little Fockers (2010) Stranger Things (SO2EO5 “Chapter Five: Dig Dug”)