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hello hello hello and welcome everyone

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happy Valentine's Day to you happy

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Valentine's Day are you having a good

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Valentine's Day today is it a romantic

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day for you let's see who's here on

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periscope the thunders welcome thanks

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for joining us today

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gemma ville shared hi thanks for sharing

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on periscope majique from poland hello

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welcome and Alex hello Alex

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on YouTube Mariela and Azad welcome

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thank you for joining me today all right

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Wow

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Julio is here Wow awesome how's it going

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dude it's going super it's Valentine's

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Day it's February 14th

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this is another happy English live

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lesson my name is Michael and I am

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coming to you live from happy English in

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New York City so glad you could be here

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hooter is here the thunders you are a

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great teacher oh my god so it is Tuesday

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it is Valentine's Day that's kind of a

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romantic day for a lot of people how

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about you are you having a romantic time

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voila from Saudi Arabia are you having a

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nice time romantic time hello to

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everybody who's joining on Facebook

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today thank you for joining me

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I've said this before but Facebook

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doesn't tell me who's watching hmm maybe

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it's a big secret of Facebook all right

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tejani is here ah Bell ZZZ I hope I

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didn't ruin your name when I said that

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all right thanks to everyone for joining

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me and what I would like to do next is

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tell you really quickly that if you

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in your email Wow how cool and simple is

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that well we have a lot of things to talk

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about today for today's live English

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lesson on Valentine's Day we're gonna

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cover some romantic idioms okay and also

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we're gonna look at the phrasal verb

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turn up which has three meanings that

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we'll look at and then or first we're

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going to take a look at using get with

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some prepositions

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so that's excuse me that is what's going

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to be up on tap for today's live English

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lesson I am happy to be with you guys to

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thank you for joining me feel free to

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leave a comment below and if you're on

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periscope and you tap the screen like

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that little hearts fly up and that's

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kind of cool to see especially since

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today is all right look me back join

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welcome look me back thanks for joining

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on periscope thanks to everybody who's

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joining live all right let's get to it

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get so I want to talk about

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transportation and what I want to talk

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about is public transportation and cars

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so a lot of English learners get

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confused should I say get in the bus get

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on the bus which one do you know hmm all

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right the answer is this for most public

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transportation or almost all public

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transportation we use get in and sorry

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hi my name is Michael let's try that

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again

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see now you know is live when the

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teacher makes mistakes that's right for

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public transportation we use it get on

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because we imagine that

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the transportation like the bus or the

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train is like a giant stage you get on

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the stage and so you would get on the

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bus and if you think about a long long

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time ago the Train you would have to

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step up and get on now there's usually a

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platform but you would step up and get

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on the train or get on the bus you step

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up so we use get on and get off for all

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kinds of transportation you can get on

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get off a train get on a subway get off

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a bus get on a ship get on an airplane

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you can get on a UFO oh I hope there's

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no UFOs near you today however when we

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talk about a car we use get in and get

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out of and I think the reason is that a

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car is kind of small right so you get

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into the car and you're inside the car

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you get in the car

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be careful you can't say I got on the

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car cuz that gives me the idea that if

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this is your car

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you got on the car and that's kind of a

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dangerous place to ride don't you think

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that's right

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so you get in and get out of a car but

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you get on and get off all other kinds

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of public transportation how about you

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did you get on a bus or a subway today

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why don't you leave a comment in the

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comments and let us know did you get in

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a car was it your car was it a

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Lamborghini was it a Fiat maybe it was a

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Chevy all right leave a comment below

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and let us know ok let's move on and

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before we move on let's see anybody else

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who's joining us here I can't see

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anybody's name who's new alright that's

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good let's rock on and

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let's talk about phrasal verbs if you

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happen to be taking an English test like

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the TOEIC and perhaps the TOEFL it's a

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good idea to know some phrasal verbs

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that's a verb plus a preposition that

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acts like an idiom and I want to show

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you three different ways that we use the

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phrasal verb turn up

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the first one is turn up means to

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increase the level or the volume or the

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sound or intensity of something you can

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turn up the radio turn up the music turn

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up the television turn up the sound you

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can turn up the heat

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alright you can turn up the stove any

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kind of equipment that has a control

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from low to high or high to low you can

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use turn up

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all right so turn up means increase the

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intensity turn up also means to arrive I

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could say the Train turned up late this

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morning

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it means the train arrived late this

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morning I turned up at 8:20 this morning

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at my office I turned up at a 20 it

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means I arrived at 8:20 how about you

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what time did you turn up today why

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don't you leave a comment and let us

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know excuse me so the last usage of turn

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up is about information when I did some

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investigation I the information turned

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up you could say that and if you watch

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one of those TV programs like those

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police TV shows like CSI you could say

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during

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the investigation a lot of new evidence

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turned up so when information turns up

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it appears all right so that's the third

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way that we use turn up all right

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Valentine's Day that's right it's

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Valentine's Day and in a lot of

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countries this is kind of a romantic day

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especially here in America how about in

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your country how do you guys celebrate

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Valentine's Day why don't you leave a

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message and let us know share that with

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us please all right three romantic type

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idioms the first one is we hit it off

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when you hit it off with someone it

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means that you have a good relationship

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with them when you first meet them and

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this idiom could be used in a romantic

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situation or it could be used in any

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situation that involves people getting

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together if you go to a party and your

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friend introduces you to another friend

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it's the first time you meet and you

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have a lot of fun with that person but

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nothing romantic you can still say we

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hit it off I hit it off with Tommy at

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the party by the way please notice the

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pronunciation the T at the end of the

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word hit and the T at the end of the

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word it sound like a D so instead of

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saying we hit it off we usually say we

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hit it off we hit it off how about you

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have you hit it off with anyone recently

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I see a couple of questions on YouTube

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I'll gonna answer those when we're done

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the next one is head over heels your

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head and then your heels

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at the bottom of your feet when you're

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really really happy you might want to

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jump in the air and if you jump in the

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air because you are so happy your head

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might go over your heels so I'm head

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over heels means I am so crazy in love

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with you that's right so when you're

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head over heels for someone it means

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that you're crazy in love with that

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person I am head over heels for you did

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you know that now you do all right and

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then the last one is made for each other

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they are made for each other my sister

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and her husband are made for each other

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imagine that people came out of a

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factory and they fit together perfectly

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like two pieces of a puzzle when two

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people get along really really well and

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they're a perfect couple we say they are

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made for each other how about you do you

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know any couples that are made for each

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other why don't you leave a comment and

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let us know all right now I'm gonna see

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let's see Assad said what's the

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difference between turn the music up and

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turn up the music that is a great

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question

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so phrasal verbs quite often we can

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separate the phrasal verbs and here's

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the rule hello dr. Koo and Vivian hello

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hello you can turn up the music you can

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turn the music up

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or you can turn it up and that is a key

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point my friends when you use a noun the

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noun can come at the end or in the

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middle turn up this song turn this song

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up or turn it up when you use a pronoun

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the pronoun comes after the preposition

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okay

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so here's another example I need to pick

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up my friend at the station

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so I'm going to pick up my friend I'm

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going to pick my friend up I'm going to

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pick him up okay what did I say before I

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made a mistake the pronoun comes in the

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middle not the end I think I said that

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I'm gonna pick him up I'm going to turn

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it up I like that song turn it up so the

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pronoun comes in the middle between the

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verb and the preposition like a pronoun

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sandwich alright so that's the

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difference between those so again just

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to be clear because I think I said

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something wrong the first time and

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that's how you know this is live and now

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recorded you can turn up the music turn

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the music up or turn it up the pronoun

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comes in the middle alright that's that

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and one more question here from Julio

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hit it off has the same meaning the

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phrasal verb get along with it's similar

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when you get along with someone you have

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a good relationship with them when you

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hit it off with someone you have a good

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relationship from the first time you

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meet so

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the focus of hit it off means the first

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time you meet and get along with just

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means your relationship with that person

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okay I hope that makes sense all right

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so just just to recap those are the

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three romantic idioms when you hit it

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off with somebody you have a good

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relationship with them from the

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beginning when you're head over heels

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you're in love and when two people are

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made for each other

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they're a perfect couple and then turn

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up information can turn up it means

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appear somebody or transportation can

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turn up means arrived I turned up at

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8:20 today and then when you turn up the

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music you make it louder and then we

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talked about get in get on get off and

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get out for public transportation you

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get on the bus

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or get off the bus but for a car you get

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in the car and get out of the car and a

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taxi is a car so if you say I got in the

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taxi and then I got out of the taxi that

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works perfectly all right

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that my friends brings us to the end of

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today's free live live live live English

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lesson my name is michael from happy

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english don't forget if you go to my

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cool is that

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well thank you everyone for joining me

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today it's been great to see you here we have

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another live English lesson tomorrow and

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I'm looking forward to seeing you then

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so this is Michael from happy English

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don't forget to visit my happy English

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and I'll see you next time right here at

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happy English happy Valentine's Day

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everyone have a good time thanks for

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watching

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you

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