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STOP Memorizing Lists: Learn 50 Phrasal Verbs Through Story (Masterclass) | English In Moments

🎉 Welcome back to English In Moments! I'm Elena, and today we are embarking on our biggest journey yet: The Narrative Phrasal Verb Saga. If you have ever felt overwhelmed by long lists of verbs like "get," "take," and "put," or if you struggle to remember which preposition goes where, this full masterclass (Parts 1–5) is specifically for you!

💬 Phrasal verbs are the engine of spoken English. Native speakers don't usually say "postpone" or "tolerate"—they say "put off" and "put up with." In this deep-dive session, we are going to learn over 50 essential phrasal verbs by following the story of Leo, a man who quits his job to find a new life. Instead of boring memorization, you will see exactly how these verbs fit into a real narrative. From the chaos of "breaking down" on the highway to the courage of "standing up" to a boss, I will guide you through the meaning and emotion of every phrase. By the end of this video, you won't just know these verbs—you will feel the story behind them.

What You'll Learn:
✅ Morning & Routine: Essential verbs like "Turn off," "Get up," and "Put off"
✅ Travel & Movement: Mastering "Set off," "Check in," "Take off," and "Drop off"
✅ Handling Problems: How to use "Break down," "Hold up," and "Run out of"
✅ Tolerance & Conflict: The nuance of "Put up with," "Stand up to," and "Back down"
✅ Investigation & Discovery: "Look into," "Find out," "Come across," and "Turn out"
✅ Transitions & New Beginnings: "Move out," "Set up," "Start over," and "End up"

Ideal For:
✔️ Learners who hate memorizing lists and prefer the "Story Method"
✔️ Travelers who need to navigate airports ("Check in," "Go through") confidently
✔️ Professionals who need to handle difficult clients ("Talk over," "Fill in")
✔️ Students wanting to sound less like a textbook and more like a native speaker
✔️ Anyone who gets confused by the multiple meanings of "Get" and "Take"

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