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English with Jennifer - Phrasal Verbs, Come Out, Go Out, Point Out ✨ Most Common Phrasal Verbs (7-9)

Come Out, Go Out, Point Out ✨ Most Common Phrasal Verbs (7-9)

Hi everyone. I'm Jennifer from English with Jennifer. I have to point out that

it's tricky to learn phrasal verbs that share the same particle, as in "come out" and "go

out." Maybe you know this already, so I don't have to call attention to it. In any case,

I'd like to make the definitions and uses of these three phrasal verbs clear to you in this lesson.

It's easy to picture in our mind how a turtle comes out of its shell.

In this sense, "come out" simply means "leave."

Someone or something exits a place.

So, it shouldn't be too difficult to accept this other meaning.

Season one of Stranger Things came out in 2016.

In this tv series, the mysterious Hawkins lab

tries to keep its research a secret, but the truth about its experiments starts to come out.

In this sense, "come out" is still intransitive, but the meaning is abstract.

Something is released. Something becomes known.

Test your knowledge. Do you recognize two other meanings of "come out"?

Many people came out and showed their support of the new environmental policy.

It can be a difficult decision for a young person to come out,

not knowing if friends and family will accept this part of their identity.

In Sentence A, "come out" means you say or show something openly. In Sentence B, "coming

out" means announcing that one is homosexual because up to this point it's been a secret.

The meanings are similar. It's about something becoming known or visible.

Because the phrasal verb "come out" has multiple meanings, you need to become

familiar with these common ones. A good resource is YouGlish. YouGlish.com You can do a search for

"come out" or "came out" and observe how the phrasal verb is used in a variety of contexts.

During a pandemic, people aren't going out much, but in normal times,

children go out and play together. Adults go out to theaters, restaurants, and clubs.

"Going out" is about leaving your home to do something fun.

You can go out on a date or just go out with some friends.

"Go out" is intransitive, but we need an object if we talk about going out of

a place. This refers to leaving. It can be literal, as in go out of a building.

But we can also talk about going out of our comfort zone and leaving what is familiar.

Can you guess these other meanings?

Many restaurants and small shops have gone out of business.

During violent storms, the power sometimes goes out.

Thank you so much. I know you went out of your way to help me.

In Sentence A, "go out of business" means to stop operating.

In Sentence B, the power going out means the lights

stopped shining. The electricity stopped working.

In Sentence C, "going out of your way"

is an expression. It means you did something extra nice or helpful for someone.

"Pointing something out" is about calling attention to something.

This phrasal verb is transitive and separable.

As I've pointed out in other videos, phrasal verbs are common in conversation,

but that doesn't mean you won't read them in academic writing.

Let's quickly identify whether the following statements are more

typical of spoken English or academic writing.

Full verb forms and more complex grammar are typical of academic writing.

Contractions and direct forms of address are more typical of spoken English.

We've now covered the nine most common phrasal verbs in English.

Let's review. Can you match the phrasal verbs to their meanings?

That's all for now. Please like and share the video if you found it useful.

As always, thanks for watching and happy studies!

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Hi everyone. I'm Jennifer from English  with Jennifer. I have to point out that Hola a todos. Soy Jennifer de English with Jennifer. Tengo que señalar que Привет всем. Я Дженнифер из программы "Английский с Дженнифер". Я должна отметить, что

it's tricky to learn phrasal verbs that share  the same particle, as in "come out" and "go es difícil aprender verbos frasales que comparten la misma partícula, como en "come out" y "go

out." Maybe you know this already, so I don't  have to call attention to it. In any case, fuera". Quizá ya lo sepas, así que no hace falta que te llame la atención. En cualquier caso,

I'd like to make the definitions and uses of these  three phrasal verbs clear to you in this lesson. En esta lección me gustaría aclararte las definiciones y los usos de estos tres phrasal verbs.

It's easy to picture in our mind  how a turtle comes out of its shell. Es fácil imaginar en nuestra mente cómo una tortuga sale de su caparazón. Легко представить себе, как черепаха вылезает из своего панциря. Bir kaplumbağanın kabuğundan nasıl çıktığını zihnimizde canlandırmak kolaydır.

In this sense, "come out" simply means "leave." En este sentido, "salir" significa simplemente "irse".

Someone or something exits a place. Alguien o algo sale de un lugar.

So, it shouldn't be too difficult  to accept this other meaning. Por lo tanto, no debería ser demasiado difícil aceptar este otro significado. Dolayısıyla, bu diğer anlamı kabul etmek çok zor olmasa gerek.

Season one of Stranger Things came out in 2016. La primera temporada de Stranger Things se estrenó en 2016. Stranger Things'in birinci sezonu 2016'da çıktı.

In this tv series, the mysterious Hawkins lab

tries to keep its research a secret, but the  truth about its experiments starts to come out. intenta mantener sus investigaciones en secreto, pero la verdad sobre sus experimentos empieza a salir a la luz. araştırmalarını gizli tutmaya çalışır, ancak deneyleriyle ilgili gerçekler ortaya çıkmaya başlar.

In this sense, "come out" is still  intransitive, but the meaning is abstract. En este sentido, "salir" sigue siendo intransitivo, pero el significado es abstracto. У цьому сенсі "вийти" все ще неперехідне, але значення абстрактне.

Something is released. Something becomes known. Algo se libera. Algo se da a conocer. Щось звільняється. Щось стає відомим.

Test your knowledge. Do you recognize  two other meanings of "come out"? Pon a prueba tus conocimientos. ¿Reconoces otros dos significados de "salir"? Перевірте свої знання. Чи знаєте ви ще два значення слова "камінг-аут"?

Many people came out and showed their  support of the new environmental policy. Muchas personas acudieron a mostrar su apoyo a la nueva política medioambiental. Багато людей вийшли і висловили свою підтримку новій екологічній політиці.

It can be a difficult decision  for a young person to come out, Salir del armario puede ser una decisión difícil para un joven, Genç bir kişi için açılmak zor bir karar olabilir, Для молодої людини рішення про камінг-аут може бути складним,

not knowing if friends and family will  accept this part of their identity. no saber si los amigos y la familia aceptarán esta parte de su identidad. Arkadaşlarının ve ailelerinin kimliklerinin bu kısmını kabul edip etmeyeceğini bilmemek. не знаючи, чи приймуть цю частину їхньої ідентичності друзі та родина.

In Sentence A, "come out" means you say or  show something openly. In Sentence B, "coming

out" means announcing that one is homosexual  because up to this point it's been a secret.

The meanings are similar. It's about  something becoming known or visible.

Because the phrasal verb "come out" has  multiple meanings, you need to become "Çıkmak" deyimsel fiilinin birden fazla anlamı olduğu için

familiar with these common ones. A good resource  is YouGlish. YouGlish.com You can do a search for

"come out" or "came out" and observe how the  phrasal verb is used in a variety of contexts.

During a pandemic, people aren't  going out much, but in normal times,

children go out and play together. Adults  go out to theaters, restaurants, and clubs.

"Going out" is about leaving  your home to do something fun.

You can go out on a date or  just go out with some friends. Puedes tener una cita o simplemente salir con unos amigos.

"Go out" is intransitive, but we need  an object if we talk about going out of "Выйти" - это интранзитив, но нам нужен объект, если мы говорим о выходе из дома.

a place. This refers to leaving. It can  be literal, as in go out of a building. bir yer. Bu ayrılmak anlamına gelir. Bir binadan çıkmak gibi gerçek anlamda olabilir.

But we can also talk about going out of our  comfort zone and leaving what is familiar.

Can you guess these other meanings?

Many restaurants and small  shops have gone out of business. Многие рестораны и небольшие магазины прекратили свою деятельность. Birçok restoran ve küçük dükkân kapanmıştır.

During violent storms, the  power sometimes goes out. Во время сильных штормов иногда отключается электричество.

Thank you so much. I know you  went out of your way to help me. Muchas gracias. Sé que te desviviste por ayudarme. Спасибо вам большое. Я знаю, что вы приложили все усилия, чтобы помочь мне. Çok teşekkür ederim. Bana yardım etmek için elinden geleni yaptığını biliyorum.

In Sentence A, "go out of  business" means to stop operating.

In Sentence B, the power  going out means the lights

stopped shining. The electricity stopped working.

In Sentence C, "going out of your way"

is an expression. It means you did  something extra nice or helpful for someone.

"Pointing something out" is about  calling attention to something.

This phrasal verb is transitive and separable.

As I've pointed out in other videos,  phrasal verbs are common in conversation, Diğer videolarda da belirttiğim gibi, öbek fiiller konuşmalarda yaygın olarak kullanılır,

but that doesn't mean you won't  read them in academic writing.

Let's quickly identify whether  the following statements are more Aşağıdaki ifadelerin daha fazla olup olmadığını hızlıca belirleyelim

typical of spoken English or academic writing.

Full verb forms and more complex  grammar are typical of academic writing.

Contractions and direct forms of address  are more typical of spoken English. Kasılmalar ve doğrudan hitap biçimleri daha çok konuşma İngilizcesine özgüdür.

We've now covered the nine most  common phrasal verbs in English.

Let's review. Can you match the  phrasal verbs to their meanings?

That's all for now. Please like and  share the video if you found it useful.

As always, thanks for watching and happy studies!

Youtube memberships are only 99 cents a month.

Get my custom audio GIFs on Emojam, language  tasks twice a week, and exclusive access

to a playlist of recorded member-only  livestreams. Click the JOIN button today!

Follow me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

And don't forget to subscribe!  Turn on those notifications.