Eating Out – Master Phrasal Verbs with Stories! #englishvocabulary

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00:00 – Intro and Instructions
00:49 – The story
01:34 – Phrasal verb quiz
04:22 – Practice
05:29 – Examples, Explanations

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Before we start,
here are some tips.

First, watch and listen to the story.
During the story, try to guess the phrasal verb meanings from the context.
Next, answer the quiz questions after the story.
Then, watch and listen to the story again so you can understand how to use the verbs.
After the second listen, there are explanations and extra examples.
Finally, leave a comment below and practice! I’m your YouTube teacher.

Eating Out

Jake decided to eat out with his date! First, he picked her up at her house.

After driving for a while, they pulled up to the restaurant and parked the car.

They sat down at a cozy table and began to look through the menu.

After they made their choices, they placed their order with the waiter.

When the food arrived, they immediately dug in and enjoyed their meals.

Quiz time!
What does eat out mean?
What does pick up mean?
What does pull up mean?
What does “look through” mean?
What does “dig in” mean?

Let’s Apply it!
Rewatch the video again with the definitions! Repeat the story with me to help you memorize.

After, you can see more examples, and write your own sentences in the comments section.

Examples

– Jake usually eats out on weekends because he likes to try different cuisines.
– What time should I pick you up to go to dinner?
– If you pull up to the front of the restaurant, the valet will park your car.
– Look through all the details before making a decision.
– I always dig into my food as soon as it arrives!

Phrasal Verb Extras
1. The opposite of “eat out” is “eat in” which means eat at home.
2. “To pull” is a strange verb to use with cars, but we do it. We can also pull a car over, like when the police stop a driver.
3. “To dig” is a verb which means make a hole in the ground. With food, this verb isn’t the same, but similar. It means to aggressively start eating.
4. Many phrasal verbs have other meanings. For example, “pick up” can also mean to lift or buy. “Pull up” can also mean to stop. Everything depends on context with phrasal verbs.

Separation
We can separate some phrasal verbs. We have to memorize the verbs we can separate. In this lesson:Pick up (pick the person up)
Pull up (pull the car up)

We can’t separate:
Eat out
Look through
Dig in

Extra Examples

– After work, Jake picks up his groceries from the local store.
– When I see a parking space, I quickly pull up and park my car.
– He likes to look through social media every morning while having his coffee.
– They always dig into their food orders as soon as it arrives.

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