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wait a minute there's two sets of

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nozzles which one is it which which

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which which one is

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it hello

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everyone welcome back in this video

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we're going to learn five phrasal verbs

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with

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friends let's

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begin spray count and Pat wow you catch

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on quick well I have a PhD

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so

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spray count and Pat wow you catch on

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quick well I have a PhD

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so the phrasal verb catch on means to

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understand or comprehend something

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especially after a period of

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time it's an Inseparable phrasal

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verb

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examples

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it's a complex game but don't worry

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you'll catch on quickly with

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practice they didn't catch on to the

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jokes until the comedian explained the

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punchlines it took me a while but I

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finally caught on to the math

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problem spray count and Pat wow you

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catch J quick well I have a PhD

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so

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couldn't he was saying all these really

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nice things about me I didn't want him

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to get mad and take them all back I'm

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going to Ed out CH oh

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God couldn't he was saying all these

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really nice things about me I didn't

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want him to get mad and take him all

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back I'm going to head out CH oh

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God

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the phrasal verb Edge someone out means

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to defeat someone by a small amount in a

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competitive

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situation it's a separable phrasal

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verb

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examples Germany edged out Brazil in the

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World Cup semi-finals by a single goal

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in the last minute of the match

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the company edged its competitors out

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with the new product

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launch The Talented singer edged out her

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Rivals with a breathtaking

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performance couldn't he was saying all

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these really nice things about me I

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didn't want him to get mad and take them

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all back I'm going to Edge out CH oh

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God

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I can't believe you tried to cut me out

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why Phoebe why you were really

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controlling and compulsive and shrill

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I'm still all those

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things I can't believe you tried to cut

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me out why Phoebe why you were really

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controlling and compulsive and shrill

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I'm still all those

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things the phrasal verb Cuts someone Out

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means to exclude or remove someone from

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a particular situation or

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group it's a separable phrasal

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verb

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examples she felt deeply hurt when her

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best friend suddenly cut her out of her

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life without any

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explanation the group project didn't go

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well so they decided to cut her out of

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the

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team they cut out Jack from the company

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due to his unethical

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Behavior I can't believe you tried to

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cut me out why Phoebe why you were

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really controlling and compulsive and

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shrill I'm still all those

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things he was going to break up with you

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on your birthday and I don't like to

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kiss and tell but he cheated on you a

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lot this

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weekend he was going to break up with

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you on your birthday and I don't like to

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kiss and tell but he cheated on you a

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lot this

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weekend the phrasal verb breakup has

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multiple meanings but in this context it

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means to end a marriage or romantic

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relationship it's an Inseparable phrasal

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verb

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examples the couple's constant arguments

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and disagreements LED them to break up

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Sarah broke up with her boyfriend

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because they had different

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priorities after a series of arguments

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they mutually agreed to break up with

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each

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other he was going to break up with you

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on your birthday and I don't like to

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kiss and tell but he cheated on you a

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lot this

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