AEE 2644: Pop Into Phrasal Verbs with Aubrey and Michelle
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What are phrasal verbs and why are they important?
This is an All Ears English podcast, episode 2644. Pop into phrasal verbs with Aubrey and Michelle.
Welcome to the All Ears English Podcast, downloaded more than 200 million times. Are you feeling stuck with your English? We'll show you how to become fearless and fluent by focusing on connection, not perfection. With your American hosts, Michelle Kaplan, the New York radio girl, and Aubrey Carter, the IELTS whiz, coming to you from Arizona and New York City, USA. And to get your transcripts delivered by email every week, go to allearsenglish.com forward slash subscribe. Do you have friends that are on a pop-in basis? Do you ever pop by someone's house but then stay longer than you expected? Today, you'll learn five fun phrasal verbs with the word pop that are perfect for describing quick actions.
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Hey, Michelle. How are you? Hey, Aubrey. I'm doing well. Aubrey, do you have any friends that just pop in to visit you without calling?
Yes. And I actually really love it. I love when a friend that I really like starts popping in. And actually, I know this is a hot take. Not everyone would like this. including my partner, maybe. But I love when we get on a walk-in basis, when they just walk in without even knocking. I actually really love that, especially if they know I'm expecting them. Like I just texted like, yes, come on over. Then they're just going to walk in. Maybe they wouldn't they would probably knock if i wasn't expecting them but if i am they just walk in and something just happened recently when a friend that i didn't know quite as well walked in and i was like i love that you just walked in i love that we're on walk-in basis and she was like oh your husband was in the front yard and he told me to go in i was like that's so funny it was really funny so i'm like well either way i'm glad you felt comfortable walking in okay
yeah exactly i mean yeah when you to talk about like popping in like that it reminds me of seinfeld i think there was an episode maybe i remember that in or something and that you know they that's the whole thing on seinfeld is that they just pop into jerry's apartment all the time and also friends i mean it's kind of like in college you know people just pop popping into your room and just saying hi that was
It's so fun to be at that level where people could just pop in, pop over. We're going to talk about all of this. I love that. I want that in my life. And I want to be able to pop in on other people. But there's a lot here because I don't want my parents popping in on me. Right. You know, my parents know this. I'm like, don't pop in. Let me know if I want to be prepared. I need to not be working because then I feel bad if I'm like, oh, I can't talk to you. I'm recording podcasts, right? I need to know.
Yeah.
Yeah, so and so Aubrey, this was inspired by we recently recorded a quiz. And we were we realized that pop is such a useful word. And we wanted to devote an episode to it. And so guys, yeah, we do these really awesome quizzes. And I've been lucky enough to record them a lot recently with Aubrey. Yes, if you guys don't know how to
access these, you have to subscribe to Apple Podcasts. And if you have an Apple Podcast subscription, you get those quizzes, one for every episode, all of the numbered episodes of Allers English. So Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday's episodes, we have a quiz that's released right after.
What does it mean to 'pop in' or 'pop by'?
And they're so fun, right, Michelle? Fun questions about what we taught, about the hosts. And it's such a good check for understanding.
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