“OUT” Phrasal Verbs – Business English

I got 8 out of 10! I think I have to watch again the video. Anyway, I enjoyed learning new staff from you! Thank you very much James and Engvid, you make a good job!

caro

robinrosec

i got 10/10 , i understood this lesson thank you Mr

soukainateriki

I had 9 out of 10 I was tricked with the 1st question

omaxios

Sorry in text what were you saying after so when they……??? I didnt get that right

omaxios

Hello James, I have a question for you and appreciate if you answer my question, How I Prepare myself as a Translator. ,interpreter (English-Arabic) and how many years I need to be able to get involved in this career as Translator .could you please advice for make good plan to prepare myself in the next 3 years .from material.( books. dictionaries. public books to increase my knowledge and Performance for feedback – input in my mind) during 3 years period. thanks

basem3090

I watched this video in the morning. At first I am not so clear about the work”sell out”.I got the meaning after I checked it from the dictionary.
Thank you James.

xunlisa

Thanks!!!

mazinho007

I got 9 out of 10! Thank you for your lesson.

sfmichelini

Thanks james for the lesson i got 60

faisal75

hello james
i am Beginner student and i need help about tense
when i was learning present simple tense i saw this sentence:(Windows are made of glass)
now : is this sentence present simple ??
and If these present simple sentence why we used (are)
With thanks

abdulllah

hello, Abdullah. That sentence is passive.
Simple present transfer to S + am/is/are + Pp.
Windows are made of glass. meaning who make it, we don’t know or we don’t care.

arielk

hi James
I’m gonna thank you for the helpful usage.

But don’t you think you’re speaking too fast, I wanna understand what you’re saying, can you break off for few second in order to we get it.
Maybe you could slow down in next video

anyway , thank you for teaching us !! XD

just8574322589

great work james…………
but i dont know where to use ‘go’. for example: when i see u i go crazy. and i wanna go home.
in above cases go gives different meaning

rajatrique

they dont have different meanings in these cases which you showed..
i go crazy, it means i go from my mind when i see you, probably, i lose my mind, i forget everything.. you can catch it

fakhranda

Hi James. it is very amusing lesson. thanks

ganbashir15

I got 7 out of 10! Is sad :(

hazelelliettee

Thakns james

dahou abdelkarim

James thank you very much for such a great lesson! I’ve got 10 out of 10! But who is Ralph LUAren? From 8th quiz. Maybe Ralph LAUren? I heard it from serial “Friends” I’m watching it now for practice. You adviced it in one of your video. Thank you again!

sergey92

It was a typo. It has been fixed now. Thanks!

engVid

A great lesson from you James.

chris02

what does “Check out” and “Help out” means? plz explain with example shortly.

syednomanshah22

check out

vb (adverb)
1. (intr) to pay the bill and depart, esp from a hotel
2. (intr) to depart from a place; record one’s departure from work
3. to investigate or prove to be in order after investigation the police checked out all the statements their credentials checked out
4. (tr) Informal to have a look at; inspect check out the wally in the pink shirt

1. help out – be of help, as in a particular situation of need; “Can you help out tonight with the dinner guests?”

thalinho

thanks

syednomanshah22

how to use future continuous, future perfect

upkash

and what is the difference between check out and check. what is the difference between help and help out.

syednomanshah22

9 out 10. amazing. the engvid is fantastic. outstanding. superb.

fernandojrbr

thanks actually this is a little bit difficult lesson and it isnt clear for me so much but i think it is ok

aduinterpreter

Hi, I have a question about “focused”.
I have learnt with my English that I should always say ” I’m focused on sth or on doing sth. But today I saw someone writing focused in/at, like in the phrase:
I wasn’t focused in/at work today. Then, I asked that person If it shouldn’t be ” I wasn’t focused on my work today and she said that I could use in or at in this case and it would be right. I would like to know If she is right and that I really can use “focused ” this way.

rakellpf

I have learnt from my English teacher, pleeease. lol

rakellpf

I’ve got 8 out of 10 without watching the video .

rakellpf

Thank you so much!, this lesson helpm e a lot, I hope to see more lessons about phrasal verbs

blockade

Thanks

faisal75

James,
Your frasal Verbs class was wonderful! Great time listening you! Congratulations!

robranco

thanks!

gpio8080

Thank u James, ur lessons and teaching style are very good and different, i appreciate u, but i have a request, if u can, please, speak slowly for catching what u are explaing..thanks again

fakhranda

i got 9 out of 10, thanks a lot.

rahmad1

I got 9 correct out of 10..it is ok..
Anyway i had a mistake on the 10 th question, i was confused between “contract out” and “sold out” and eventually chose wrong one”sold out”.:((
who can explain me exactly what it means “contract out”. i think both of them are available..

Canada and the United States have ____________ a lot of their manufacturing to China.
figured out
contracted out
bailed out
sold out

fakhranda

Hi Fakhranda, try to figure this out…

“contract out”: verb > To engage a person outside an organization by contract to undertake or produce.

“Manufacturing”: noun >
1.
a. The act, craft, or process of manufacturing products, especially on a large scale.
b. An industry in which mechanical power and machinery are employed.
2. The making or producing of something.

You cannot sell your manufacturing out, they are not your products, they will produce them.

Hope you have understood…

thalinho

hi, Thalinho..thank u for explanation..
sell out – to sell cheaper ? what is exactly meaning ?

fakhranda

“sell off”
1. To get rid of something by selling, often at reduced prices.

2. To put all of one’s goods or possessions up for sale.

3. (Slang) To betray one’s cause or colleagues: He sold out to the other side.

See ya around

thalinho

sell out mains the selling of entire stock of something. i knew it because i was mistake to that so i researched.

saaduddin

i pointed out i did not understand when, we use roll out.

hadji33

I got 9 out of 10..thanks james….u rock!!!!!!

kogura

the best lesson ever!

julvas

I didn’t understand “sell/sold out”. Could u please explain this verb in other way. thanks in advance

teranesafarova

Omg. I could only dream about the such cool explanation :D
I couldn’t imagine what I would do without you with those nightmares, namely Phrasal Verbs. Thank you!

Plus, plz, may you explain what’s the difference between TURN OFF, SWITCH OFF, CUT OUT, SHUT OFF?

kazumi7akiyama

Here a few definitions..

turn off

1. To stop the operation, activity, or flow of; shut off: turned off the television.
2. Slang
a. To affect with dislike, displeasure, or revulsion: That song really turns me off.
b. To affect with boredom: The play turned the audience off.
c. To lose or cause to lose interest; withdraw: turning off to materialism.
d. To cease paying attention to: The student turned off the boring lecture and daydreamed.
3. To divert; deflect.
4. Chiefly British To dismiss (an employee).

switch off

1. cause to stop operating by disengaging a switch; “Turn off the stereo, please”; “cut the engine”; “turn out the lights”

cut out

1. To remove by or as if by cutting.
2. To form or shape by or as if by cutting.
3. To take the place of; supplant.
4. To suit or fit by nature: I’m not cut out to be a hero.
5. To assign beforehand or by necessity; predetermine: We’ve got our work cut out for us.
6. To deprive: felt cut out of all the fun.
7. To stop; cease.
8. Informal To depart hastily.
9. Chiefly Southern U.S. To turn off (a light or television set).

shut off

1. To stop the flow or passage of; cut off: shut off the hot water by closing a valve.
2. To close off; isolate: loners who shut themselves off from the community.

thalinho

Thank you for the new information!

kazumi7akiyama

That’s great

raaedaram

You are so good and helpful for me :)

rahaf11

Terrific!!

beabusy

I don`n understand number 6 question.
I choose “burned out” but it`s not correct.
The answer is “sold out”.

Is there anyone who can explain to me??

6. I feel like I __________ because I gave up what I believed in for money.
bailed out
sold out
burned out
figured out

megadolx

That makes sense…

He sold himself out because he’s given what he’d believed in for money…

I wonder if it would help you out, rs.

thalinho

still confused 。。。

ccnumable

That makes sense…
He sold himself out because he’s given up* what he’d believed in for money…
I wonder if it would help you out, rs.

Sorry for the typo…

thalinho

What does ‘sell out’ mean in this sentence: I feel like I sold out because I gave up what I believed in for money.

meryl

I think it means something like “you sold your ideas for money”. For example you believe in something but you do another, sometimes opposite, things only for money.

iro23

Thank you. Good explanation!

GeorgeDad

Thanks James
I have to point out that I figured out your lesson is excellent!

brala

9 of 10

drojas8665

I had 10 out of 10 thanks James for such a valuable video

onur949

I got 8 out 10 it is difficult sort of .

asala

I got 100%.
Thanks for the video, James. You bailed out me!
Actually, me and a lot of people!

justiniano

Hi James, I would like you to talk about the many uses of “over” in a lesson.. I like a lot all your lessons because are easy to understand due you are a great teacher. Thanks you!

santiago20

Thank you for very nice video James. It’s a second video I watched on your page and I am looking forward to see another :)

iro23

i confused”contract out” means? would you mind give me more example about phase “contract out” . i have searched on the net , but that means is not well and detailed.

ccnumable

James, you are not easy to understand…But I like you very much! Thank you for this lesson!

Janilza

I love the way you teach

johnbrowdy

I got 10/10 thanks teacher

nel182

10 of 10 veru goos teacher congratulations

drako

I got 10 out of 10, Thank you very much for your help!!!!

genivaldo76

Hi, James!

Personally, I feel like your English speech and style of teaching and pronunciation as well are a quite
hardly to get in contrary to the others teachers.

It seems like you don’t like to do what you do and it’s like you wish to finish your lesson ASAP. :)

Perhaps you you’d like to be kinda of Project Leader or something but you cannot because you are a choleric person yourself.

And… the worm you are painting to us… should be some serious reasons to do it… I assume you have to visit some psychiatrist and work on to fix it, man.

I just want to be honest with you, you need psychiatrist help.

dboyko

thanks James
I appreciate your effort

adel87

what does “head out” mean? Can anyone explain this phrasal verb, please. thanks in advance

teranesafarova

I could not understand anything :( please someone hep me !!

Ferhat Demir

yeeeaaaa…80…I am a beginner, are the best teachers that exist online.

mpereira

Hi James, I could understand all of them except contract out..so plz help me..thanks 4 ur help in advance.

Ibrahim Yousri

wow…. perfect score, thanks james

pkaia

That was really helpfull lessonn for me, thanks for this. If you will have a little spare time you would say something about the difference between shall and will

dave00dave

I’ve learned a lot of idiomatic expressions thanks to you, guys of engvid. Thank you

robinrosec

I got 9/10, I learned a lot with this lesson.

Eddyrojashn

i had a bad score i need to study

albertblue

very interesting lesson. tks

BiaBranker

Thank you so much James, you´re a great teacher.

Greetings from Peru.

Dorian Garcia

i think this video is so hard,but i got 8/10, i will watch it again. i waiting for you to roll out! :D

lamle

Hi, sorry if my english is not good
In relation about why some people get angry when some people called America to USA. is because for the rest of us who live in this continent and we are part of the same, ( Brazil, Mexico, Belice, Honduras , Argentina, etc, etc,) sometimes is funny or sad how the people does not know the difference, America is not U.S.A and when you talk about americans you are talking about all this citizens of this countries, because America is a continent not a country( U.S.A). About your lessons you are the best

aprendiz2013

Thanks for this lesson! It was a bit confusing but I hope i will figure out how to use these verbs properly ))

kenzoll

Thanks, it was a difficult lesson.

Mizzz

thanks james, it was very useful

bebeto

thank you james you are awesome

virgoo

thank you Mr james.this lesson is the one of the best lessons I will need but. it was a difficult lesson.

yahia rawan

Thanks for your lesson I learned a lot form watching your video . I truly helped me to improve my English. Thanks James and Engvid .

williamtruong

James,good job! Thanks for all of your efforts , this is really amazing platform to learning English. i will come once i have time , hope i have a big improve in English with your help .thanks again. BTW, i am from Shanghai,China , nice to know all of you.

songchao

thanks a lot James, you’re the best… Now I understand!

yacsal

thank you teacher for me it was a little difficult.i need some more lessons

enkelejda

Fun presentation. Thanks for your good job ^^

ahha19

Finally i got 9/10 after learning your lesson 3 times

ahha19

It was fun learning with you, i will be a regular visitor at your website, i’ll take your lessons regularly, thanks a lot!

dengvergara

I got 10/10. credit goes to James and Engvid. Learning English was never fun/easy before.

Thanks.

loveleen.2055

Dear James,

Your lessons are really amazing. I have never seen an English lesson like yours. Your examples are so useful that ı can remember all of the phrasal verbs.

Thanks.
Cisem

Cisem

James, thank you so much for this lesson. When I learned phrasal verbs last year, I thought that I could never understand it. And you make it seem so beuatifully easy!
Thanks again.
Kelly

kcbarna

here from lao pdr,

many thanks!

phaeng

hi
thank you so much.
these videos are very helpful for Sb who want to learn English as a foreigner.

omidyas68

Thank you for your help Mr. James

I think to buy a computer from apple company, but when they will roll out its new model ? :)

halimo

nice lesson thank you.. :) :)

susmitha

Hi, Question 6 was little tricky to answer. I got 9/10. Great! Thanks.

muralidharp

What a helpful and enjoyable lesson as always, James! Thanks a lot.
I’m a native jp speaker and I think what you meant by “koroshi” would be “shinda(died)” or “shinderu(being dead.)” “Koroshi” is a noun meaning “murder,” which is a slang detectives use… whatever. Did you learn the word from Death Note or something? haha

Chop

James, thank you very much for this great lesson.

WALTER ZAMUDIO

awesome video. hope you can make more video relate to business communication .

angelaXD

Nice lesson!

GermanHack

I got 7 out of 10 …

ibqaed

Million thank for useful lesson. Have a great day Mr. James… :))

ng.hoanganh.cdt

igot 6 out of 10
thank you for funny lesson

Mohammed Ismail

Thank you for the important Lesson,,

wenura

Thank you very much James.it’s really fun watching you and that makes learning interesting and easy. Cheers pal.

Mohsin Moosa

Thanks by the lesson, James!

Edinho

I really would like to improve my speaking and listening skills in English, if anybody want to exchange messages or to talk in skype, please keep in touch. I m going to do the IELTS in the next month…

Edinho

James you’re awesome!

mariliafrantz

Thanks I got 8 out of 10

muzaffar87

I couldn’t believe it when I see the mark I got…
Thanks James, your explanation was very clear. :D

Ilhas

Wooow I got 9/10 and I just have watched this video one time. You are amazing James. You are so funny.

Lgarc43

Thank you James!I got 9/10 but I watched this video twice. Now I can use these phrasal verbs, and understand their.

INCITY

Yeah it really works!!

alexa84

Hi James, can you explain for me the answer of the 6 question.Thank you!

quyennguyen

60% before watching and 50% after

Abdul Qayum

i got 10/10 ,that’s awesome!!! thanks Mr E for bailling me out ! :)

Belkacem

interesting lesson, thank you, but i have to memorise all this words and there mining, wich is a very hard think

gilgamech

thank you James it was a very cool and clear lesson

merryamm

9 out of 10 !
James, you’re splendid !

MonaCorpse

That´s it!!

gioliatti

The best web page ever

Fenriquegarju

I got 9 correct out of 10. Thanks for the test!

ivanann

I had 9. These lessons help me a lot. Thank you very much James. I’m going to progress.

Christine95

Hi James! This is my first time, and I enjoyed your lesson very much. I got 10 points!

mi-ma927

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ayman159

I got 10 out of 10. thank you james!

ivanann

Thanks James (engvid) I really enjoyed this lesson.

Abdelha

I got 10 out of 10 and really liked this lesson. thank you James!

ivanann

igot 9 out of 10 without watching the video
thanks for the quiz lesson anyway.

adewuyi22

I got 10 out of 10. Very good lesson and very funny teacher! :) Thanks

Maxime91800

Thanks a lot James.
You’re a great teacher and your lesson is useful as always, take care

cep62

that was a good one, thanks james.

carlosjay2179

Good lesson James, 100% quiz score.

Jacek 79

I got 8 out of 10. Thanks a lot.

maryna.x

Great lesson James thanks for all!
From France

Jammin

james that was good but u should tell us more example in sentences about bailing out

poneh

you help me alot but how ican talk to forign people to improve my proununciation

dodom

Very interesting lesson.
Thank you James

OSAMA

this is what we call lesson with entertainment..it works for me,i’m learning quickly…salamat James

regieciano

Hi James,In addition to teaching, You have a great ability to become an actor .why dont you try :)

Jai143

Hi James I like your teaching style with humours. you are a wonderful teacher, I hope to see more of your lessons.

winnie mo

Hi James, your lessons are very clear and pleasant. You are a very good teacher with a great sense of humor that you reveal acting and telling stories to explain skills and words meaning in an original way.

Cristel15

Surprisingly, i got 100 percentage
Thank you so much for figure out the great lesson for us.

kingthebill

Can you make a list of phrasal verbs, please? :(

FranVodianova

greatJames! you pointed out mate!thanks for bailing us out wiht some English business tips!

Marculli

Great explain and very clear

albahusa

James, you are brilliant!!!!

breadandbutterfly

thanks

lama

The part of “Made in China and it’s cheaper” really hurts me since I’m Chinese, though your lesson is really good I have to say.

Osbern

Thanks James!! I got 9 of 10.

Francisco Schwertner

Yes! I got 10 correct of 10!! Thank you James!

Wellington Porto Brito

many thanks for this class!

Michelle

Phrasal verbs are not easy for me yet, but I will learn more about it, thank you

VSAntunes

hi james. thank you for your kind training. i got 10/10.

sajadmousavi

i got 9 of 10 thnks sir James…great teacher.

saaduddin

I got six marked is very bad but thinking progressing out phrase verbs which I didn’t completely see before.

huucuong72

Hello James and hello Engvid! Thank you for this clear and great lesson. Best, John

Andahazy

TNX FOR THE EFFORTS YOU MAKE TO TEACH US. THE ENGLISH WERE BE IMPOSSIBLE TO LEARN WITHOUT YOU COLLABORATING. SO SO SO THANKFUL

MAROUANE

Another great one. Thanks!

DodyJ

you are a teacher …..ı mean that ..:) amazing

samirza

I didn’t get the last example when he tells the story with “write off”….can anybody transcript it for me please? I don’t thing I get the meaning of this phrasal verb since he talks about lowering taxes and not prices…help! :))))) Thank u!!

Clarissa V

Hi,

Very good presentation and funny at the same time.
Thank you very much

Stephanemainge

Great lesson!

suspicious20

Thank you :)))

ciachee

100 points is good? ja ja ..good for us Mr james¡¡

jmanuelsi

Good one. Very useful. Thank you.

Abhi

thank you so much , I got 100 in quize , love your methods in teaching :)

cjjallad

Hi sir. I got 70 without watching the film. I’m sure I can improve my english by practice and using your excellent lessons & exams. Thanks

Soei

I can not believe, I got a ten out of ten that is a huge improvement in my phrasal verb understanding. Thank you for that video that was well explained and funny at the same time. BTW do not freak out we all know you would not sell yourself out with apple products.

Kunicho

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Leonardo.22

I got 7 out of 10! but I’m not sad

heyam22

Outstanding lesson! Non-ordinary approach to teaching. Great explanation. To say frankly I watched this lesson 3 times and I’d like to point out that every time I had fun. It’s really interesting and useful. I figure out to watch all your lessons, James :) Great job! Thank you very much!

Samarina

Hi James, can you also please have a video about phrasal verb of OUT like outdo, outgive, outnumber, etc. Thanks

Alie

8 of 10.. Not so bad for me. Thank you James!!!

gugukri

I got 9 of 10. thanks a lot, it was really interesting video

jok1685

I had 9 out of 10 correct but that happened because I unconsciously marked the wrong option but I knew the right one. Anyway, thank you so very much for this lesson. Great teacher!