English Phrasal Verb Podcast: Lessons By Real English Conversations

Learn how to use the English Phrasal Verb 'Take Down'. Read the examples from this podcast here: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/take-down-1-english-phrasal-verb/. The meaning of it is to write something as a reminder for future reference. We have the examples that are going to help you when you are practice using it. Podcast listeners can get more free phrasal verb lessons at this link: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/pvpodcast

Learn how to use the English Phrasal Verb 'Clam Up'. Read the examples from this podcast here: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/clam-up-english-phrasal-verb/. The meaning is to either refuse or stop talking. We have the examples that are going to help you to use it perfectly! Podcast listeners can get more free phrasal verb lessons at this link: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/pvpodcast

Learn how to use the English Phrasal Verb 'Deal With'. Read the examples from this podcast here: https://realenglishconversations.com/deal-with-2-phrasal-verbs/. This meaning is one of 2 and it means to manage someone. We have some examples that are going to help understand it perfectly! Podcast listeners can get more free phrasal verb lessons at this link: https://realenglishconversations.com/pvpodcast

Learn how to use the English Phrasal Verb 'Deal With'. Read the examples from this podcast here: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/deal-with-2-phrasal-verbs/. This meaning is one of 2 and it means to manage someone. We have some examples that are going to help understand it perfectly! Podcast listeners can get more free phrasal verb lessons at this link: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/pvpodcast

We've been gone from recording conversations for more than a year but we are back with a new English podcast format that is better than ever! In this English conversation, we are going to tell you about our experiences visiting Colombia during their world-famous Carnival. We discuss the difference it can make when you know someone who is from the region you are visiting and how you can really have the opportunity to discover the culture on another level. Free PDF transcription download The transcriptions for each podcast will available for 7 days for free! Click here to download it now to read along while you listen. English Conversation Tip: If you have a question, send it to us: contact@realenglishconversations.com We answer our Hassan's question about a problem he is having with listening. Dear Amy and Curtis, I've been learning English for 3 years but I've noticed I have a lot of problems with my listening. I feel like I listen to a lot of audio, maybe 1 hour a day. When I watch movies with subtitles, I know most of the words... but I am not able to hear the words when I listen without subtitles. Please help me.  Read the article related to Amy's advice on listening deeper here. Video about slowing down audio: Using Audacity to improve listening skills Additional Links from this English Podcast: Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Google +, YouTube Join our email list to get updates when we publish new podcasts or lessons English Podcast Episode 35: Carnival in Colombia

We've been gone from recording conversations for more than a year but we are back with a new English podcast format that is better than ever! In this English conversation, we are going to tell you about our experiences visiting Colombia during their world-famous Carnival. We discuss the difference it can make when you know someone who is from the region you are visiting and how you can really have the opportunity to discover the culture on another level. Free PDF transcription download The transcriptions for each podcast will available for 7 days for free! Click here to download it now to read along while you listen. English Conversation Tip: If you have a question, send it to us: contact@realenglishconversations.com We answer our Hassan's question about a problem he is having with listening. Dear Amy and Curtis, I've been learning English for 3 years but I've noticed I have a lot of problems with my listening. I feel like I listen to a lot of audio, maybe 1 hour a day. When I watch movies with subtitles, I know most of the words... but I am not able to hear the words when I listen without subtitles. Please help me.  Read the article related to Amy's advice on listening deeper here. Video about slowing down audio: Using Audacity to improve listening skills Additional Links from this English Podcast: Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Google +, YouTube Join our email list to get updates when we publish new podcasts or lessons English Podcast Episode 35: Carnival in Colombia

Learn how to use the English Phrasal Verb 'Die Down' Read the examples from this podcast here: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/die-down-phrasal-verb/ when it is used it means when a situation becomes calm or less intense. Included in this lesson are examples that we have made for you to practice with to sound more natural when you are speaking and using this phrasal verb. Podcast listeners can get more free phrasal verb lessons at this link: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/pvpodcast

Learn how to use the English Phrasal Verb 'Look Out'. Read the examples from this podcast here: https://realenglishconversations.com/look-out-english-phrasal-verb/ This phrasal verb has 2 meanings and the meaning you will learn from this lesson is extremely important because it is used when you want to tell someone to be careful or to protect them from danger. The following examples were created for you to practice with and to show you how to use it correctly when you need to. Podcast listeners can get more free phrasal verb lessons at this link: https://realenglishconversations.com/pvpodcast

Learn how to use the English Phrasal Verb 'Look Out'. Read the examples from this podcast here: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/look-out-english-phrasal-verb/ This phrasal verb has 2 meanings and the meaning you will learn from this lesson is extremely important because it is used when you want to tell someone to be careful or to protect them from danger. The following examples were created for you to practice with and to show you how to use it correctly when you need to. Podcast listeners can get more free phrasal verb lessons at this link: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/pvpodcast

Get our FREE Lesson pack for Podcast listeners: https://realenglishconversations.com/phrasal-verbs/ In this audio lesson, you will learn the phrasal verb 'Rub In' means to massage something until it absorbs. Listen to this audio lesson and then practice using it. Do you find it difficult to use phrasal verbs in your speaking? Or struggle to understand what they mean when you hear them?  Phrasal verbs are challenging but with the right approach, they can be fun to use and help you to express your English in a more natural way.  We can help you to start using phrasal verbs *confidently* in your English in these two ways:  Learn with one of our expert teachers: Your teacher can help you learn, practice, and use phrasal verbs at the same time that you improve your speaking, listening, and vocabulary skills. https://realenglishconversations.com/trial Phrasal Verb Course: 260 audio lessons and 25 phrasal verbs stories will help you learn and understand how to use the common phrasal verbs.  https://realenglishconversations.com/pv-course/

'Boil Down To' is a phrasal verb that is more like an expression but it is used when you are trying to identify the source of a problem. Read the examples from this podcast here: https://wp.me/p5LlOH-1TW

'Boil Down To' is a phrasal verb that is more like an expression but it is used when you are trying to identify the source of a problem. Read the examples from this podcast here: https://wp.me/p5LlOH-1TW

Learn how to use the 'Go Over'. Read the examples on our website here: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/lesson-184-go-over-phrasal-verbs/. This meaning is a bit difficult to explain, but it means 'how something is perceived or received'. We have the examples that are going to help understand it perfectly! Podcast listeners can get more free phrasal verb lessons at this link: https://www.realenglishconversations.com/pvpodcast