By Robby
If you are new here please read this first.
Hello my friends foreign English speakers! 😉
I’ve been away for some time due to my other commitments – Fluency Gym Coach Program – to be more specific.
Now I’m back with another English idiomatic expression, and this time around it’s a phrasal verb ‘to carry out’.
It’s quite a simple English phrasal verb meaning ‘to make it happen’, ‘to accomplish a task’, but I’d still advise you to watch the video above to see how this particular phrasal verb is used in real life conversations.
Well… Not that I’m having a conversation with some other person in this video, but you can rest assured that I would speak with others the very same way I have these monologues in front of a camera. I don’t differentiate between speaking with others and speaking with oneself for the simple reason that it’s a perfect way of exercising one’s spoken English!
So, watch the video above, take notice of how I use the phrasal verb ‘to carry out’, and try to do some spoken English practice on your own!
Chat soon,
Robby
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