Hi there! Today, we’re going to learn about Phrasal verbs.
As you know, to speak informal English like a native speaker you’ll have to learn a bunch of phrasal verbs.
These are a combination of a preposition and a verb, remember the preposition changes completely the meaning of the verb!
So be careful!
Here are some phrasal verbs that will help you on your holiday trip:
Set off: this means to start a trip
Example: We are setting off tomorrow at 3:00! I am so excited!
Hop on/ Hop off: to get on or off any means of transportation.
Example: You’ll have to hop on the first train to London if you want to be on time.
Drop off: to leave someone at a specific place.
Example: The driver will drop us off in front of the World Trade Center.
Look around: to visit a place and look at the things it has.
Example: Yesterday we looked around Central Park all afternoon, it’s huge!
See off: to go say goodbye to someone at a station or airport
Example: We all went to the airport to see my cousin off to Mexico.
See you next! 👋🏼