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#. Figure out Hello everyone Today's English phrasal verb is "figure out." Figure out means to solve a problem or a question by thinking hard about it. It can be used for all types of problems or questions such as mathematics questions, computer problems, or even political problems. Now listen to a dialogue between two friends talking about a website. Listen closely for the phrasal verb "figure ..

#. Cut corners Hey guys! Today's English expression is "cut corners." "Cut corners" means to do something the easiest or the cheapest way rather than doing it the best way with the most quality. It is same as talking shortcuts and it is not considered to be a good thing to do. Now listen to dialogue between two friends talking about a new apartment. Listen closely for the expression "cut corners..

#. Count on Hi guy! Today's English phrasal verb is "count on." "Count on" means to trust someone to do what you expect them to do for you. It has the same meaning as "depend on." Now listen to a dialogue between two friends talking about a birthday party. Listen closely for the phrasal verb "count on." It's your birthday this Saturday, right? > Yeah, I'm happy that you remembered! And do you re..

#. Butt in Hey everyone! Today's phrasal verb is "butt in." To butt in in means to interrupt a conversation rudely. This is normally used to complain someone interrupted a conversation and it shows some anger or frustration. Now listen to a dialogue between two friends talking about asking a girl out on a date. Listen closely for the phrasal verb "butt in." So, did you ask Katie out on a date? >..

#. Brush off Hello there! We're going to learn a new English phrasal verb today and it is "brush off." To brush off something means to ignore something negative or not let something bother you too much. This can be used for negative situations like receiving criticism from a friend, or getting a poor performance review at work, or getting bad grades at university. Now listen to a dialogue betwee..