This is an All-Eirs English podcast, episode 1498.

Your breaking up, phrasal verbs for telephone conversations.

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dot com forward slash subscribe. How can you sound like a native during phone conversations? Use phrasal verbs.

Listen in today as we discuss seven phrasal verbs to use while talking on the telephone.

Hey Aubrey, how's it going?

Hi Lindsay, I'm great, how are you?

Awesome, doing really well.

So what's happening?

What's happening today?

We're having another, our fourth installment of our series on phrasal verbs. I have really loved these. I think they're really fun. The role plays are really fun and it's so helpful to have phrasal verbs about a situation so that you can actually use them.

And I'm really excited that we are starting this year off strong.

This is the first official episode of the year, to my calendar at least and we're going

into phrasal verbs which is awesome because guys this is the year we're going to help you master these

phrasal verbs right it's such a key to taking your English to that high level, advanced level, and there is a way to do it if you do it right.

Exactly, right? This is for even advanced students, this is often what holds them back from actually sounding like a native. If they're not using

phrasal verbs or just using them incorrectly, this can really be a stumbling block. So if you start doing

this right, you're right up there to where you're sounding like a native.

I know so good so good so but this one in particular what is the topic that we're

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