10 Advanced Phrasal Verbs to Understand Native English Speakers

to reckon on was not used

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Stand in for means fill in for?

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Watch the video for better understanding...later then ..

✔️To drum into(teach something again n again persistently)
✔️To stir up (to cause a problem to grow)
✔️To settle down ( to become cal er,calm down),(to get to used a new place)
✔️To crack up..(laugh uncontrollably),(emotional break down )
✔️To stand in for(,replace )
✔️To fend for (care) ..yourself
✔️To delve into..(examine)
✔️To dive into (to start doing something with energy)
✔️To reckon on(to feel something is likely & make plans depending on that
✔️To drift off(to fall asleep)

Settle in

I didn't begin to drift off cuz it was interesting enough

non riesco a scaricare il pdf :(

Thank you very much, Mr Keith. Your teaching is really connected and alive. I feel happy with the teaching videos. ✨🌱🙏. See you next videos.

Helpful captions and approachable examples make comprehension straightforward �� Do you map out captions first or record, then annotate? I also make short practice recaps and would be thankful for any feedback you can kindly offer.

Thank you Keith, I enjoyed it a lot.

Here are my examples:

To drum something into someone:

My boss always drums the importance of taking notes into us, but we still forget to do it.

To stir up:

Jessica likes to stir things up at home, often she says things that irritates her brother.

To settle down:

During the thunderstorm, everyone was screaming, but now everyone is settling down.

To crack up:

The comedian’s jokes were hilarious; I cracked up a few times.

To stand in for someone:

I was on medical leave yesterday and Abraham stood in for me at work.

To fend for yourself:

After he started his business, he had to fend for himself, writing proposals and finding funds for his projects.

To delve into something:

Once JFK assassination records were released, the journalists delved into them.

To dive into something:

After the training, she dived into writing a proposal for her project.

To reckon on something:

We were reckoning on 15 people to join us our training, instead 40 people turned up and we had to buy more refreshments in the middle of training.

To drift off:

The driver was driving fast, I got a headache and started to drift off when we hit the traffic.

“Take over “

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I don't know how to appreciate you for this amazing video. You sacrificed your time to delve into and make this world class video.

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To reckon on

took over

I give you more respercet

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Reckon on

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sir didn't get the pdf .. not send for me?? its only said (is on its way)

Thanks a lot, sir. I didn't only learn English from you, but also the way how to be a talented and nice teacher. Thanks again, Master!

The reckon on wasn't in the story.

Thank you for your work

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All was implemented Weldon sir

Thank you very much.

That's really a video to be amazingly appreciated
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Thank you for making such an amazing videos.

Is it RECKON ON , or is it STAND OUT, that wasn't there in the story?

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