Welcome to @englishwithlewis, where I'm bringing you another exciting English vocabulary lesson! In today's video, I'll delve into the world of crime-related phrasal verbs, a topic that's not only interesting but also practical for everyday conversations.
Mastering these phrasal verbs will enhance your English language skills and help you sound more like a native speaker.
Here are the 10 phrasal verbs we'll cover in this video:
1) Let someone off - Learn how to use this phrasal verb when discussing legal matters and pardons.
2) Blow up - Discover how this expression is used in crime-related contexts, such as explosions and outbursts.
3) Lock up - Understand how to describe the act of imprisoning someone with this phrasal verb.
4) Tell someone off - Explore how to reprimand or scold someone using this common expression.
5) Run/drive away - Learn how to talk about escaping from a crime scene with these versatile phrasal verbs.
6) Beat someone up - Discover how this phrasal verb is used when discussing physical assaults.
7) Look into - Find out how to investigate or research something with this useful expression.
8) Get away with - Learn how to discuss getting away with a crime or wrongdoing, often without being caught.
9) Break in - Explore the meaning of this phrasal verb in the context of unlawful entry into a building.
10) Break out - Understand how this expression is used to describe sudden incidents or escapes, like a prison break.
Enhance your English fluency by watching this video and practicing these crime-related phrasal verbs in various sentences. Whether you're an ESL learner, an English language enthusiast, or someone preparing for an English proficiency exam, these phrasal verbs are essential to master.
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