Phrasal Verbs with Work - English Lesson via Skype

Phrasal Verbs with Work - English Lesson via Skype Here you will learn Phrasal Verbs with Work. I have split them in to two sections.  In the video lesson you will 4 Phrasal verbs  and when you scroll down, you will learn 3 more. 7 Phrasal Verbs with Work Hi there. Welcome to Harrys World of Words and Phrases and English in a Minute.Were now going to look at Phrasal Verbs using the verb WORK and the prepositions OUT, OFF, UP  and ON. So well take them one at a time.Lets first of all take WORK OUT.I am going  to work out a solution to this problem. So youre working on a crossword puzzle, you  can work out, you can find the solution.WORK OFFWe had a very good Christmas and New  Year, we put on a few extra kilos so we want to work off that weight.We want to go out  for a run and work it off. WORK UP means to get ready for something or prepare for something.So we can say:Lets go outside and have a good walk for 5 or 7 kilometres and well  work up an appetite.Meaning well become hungry so when we go home we can have a nice  meal.And then finally WORK ON.  To work on something.I am going to work on that project  all weekend cause I really need to finish it by Monday.Okay. So phrasal verbs using  the verb WORK and the prepositions ON, UP, OF F and OUT. Okay. So as always subscribe  to our Channel.And remember to join us on www.englishlessonviaskype.com and well catch up very soon.*scroll down to learn more phrasal verbs with work Phrasal Verbs with Work Enjoyed this infographic? Here's what you can do next: Phrasal Verbs with Work WORK OFFto repay a debt by working without payExample: It took a year to work off what she owed the company.WORK ON SOMEONEto try to influence someone by constantly pesuading themExample: My half brother has a house in south of France. Ill work on him to let us have it for a week in May.WORK UP TO SOMETHINGto develop into somethingExample: The movie works up to a big revelation that doesnt surprise anyone.