Phrasal Verbs (Spoken English Course)

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- January 25, 2023

Phrasal Verbs

English Teacher

Greetings, Everyone. I am again with another interesting lesson which is going to be on Phrasal Verbs. I will be teaching 5 phrasal verbs in this blog. I will help you revise grammar while teaching the Phrasal Verbs. PHRASAL VERBS

1) Wear off

When something wears off it loses its effectiveness, When the effect of something starts to end and it starts getting blurred and also fuzzy. It gets Wear off.

Example 》You and I went to a showroom to purchase scarfs and you warned me, Don't buy this scarf, its color will fade very soon. 》 Do not buy these scarfes, their color will wear off very soon. As we're talking about many scarves, I have used 'their' but the sentence is about a single scarf only Hence, 'Its' this is not an 'It is'. It's means It is Its is a possessive pronoun. Whenever you show belongingness for a non-living thing, you will use 'ITS' Its color will wear off soon.

Do not buy this scarf. Its color will wear off soon. Now try to speak out sentence.

So If you turn against someone you start opposing them You start disliking them So when you start opposing someone you turn against them.

Sentence 》We have been such good friends.

We have been means from past time till now. 》We have been such good friends and I had no idea he would turn against me.

So, when you watch over something you protect something, guide something in order to make sure nothing happens or no one could harm it To keep an eye on something. 》Could you please watch over my little girl while I go to the store?

So If you wink at someone's mistake you pretend not to have seen or noticed their mistakes means you are deliberately trying to ignore someone's fault. Means we are not able to see that you have made a mistake. We can't even notice it.》I can wink at your faults no longer.

It has two meanings. The first meaning is Sudden and the second meaning is All at the same time. Means all the things in one go. You can not do everything all at once.

》She asked me all the questions all at once.

》All at once the sky became dark and it began to rain.

Began Means it has happened in the past time.

Thanks!

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