Real quick and fast.

There are interesting ways to do that.

So that's why today you're here with me today I'm going to help you learn English really fast.

But how so?

Do you see the topic 40 Phrasing wolves for giving instructions.

Today you are learning 40 freezing warps.

But how can freeze a warps alone teach you English So actually these fraser warps our complete sentences.

So just by saying cheer up, you have a complete sentence.

Do you want to know the meaning off all these phrases?

Warps Then keep watching.

This is Michelle, your tutor for the date.

Great.

So let's get started.

But before we get started, let's actually find out what off Raising hopes.

So here you see all these woods.

And here we have the word cheer which is a bob and same goes for light and chill calm And all of these phrases warps along with that we have a proposition.

So basically a phrase a world is a combination off a world on a proposition.

But in this situation they form a complete sentence.

So if you learn all these 40 freezing warps, I can assure you that you'll gain great fluency and you'll know what to say in lots of situations by giving the correct instructions.

So let's look at the 1st 1 that we have.

Cheer up.

What do we mean?

My cheer up.

So do you know someone who is very sad around you?

Or maybe you are very sad today.

Then I would ask you to cheer up, which means that I would ask you to stop feeling sad or stop feeling miserable about your situation and to become happy.

So if you want someone who is very sad to become happy, you would tell them.

Cheer up and we always follow this with an exclamation mark.

All right, The next one that we have is lighting up doesn't mean same as cheer up.

Well, it's very near to cheer up.

It does not have the same meaning, but it's very near.

So you would use lighten up for a person who's really stress moves, very worried.

So maybe somebody has an exam tomorrow and you want to help them feel better.

So you would not say Cheer up, but you would tell them to lighten up, which means I don't feel so stressed.

It's okay.

So this is light enough for you.

The next one that we have is chill out.

So chill out is an alternative to lighting up.

So again, if someone is very stressed, maybe they have a meeting in, You know, just 10 minutes.

You could tell them all the best and chill out.

It's fine.

You're gonna be good.

So chill out for you Now here we have.

Calm down.

Okay?

Don't be worried.

You learn English very soon.

By the end of this lesson, when you complete all these 40 Fraser words, so calm down.

And don't worry.

That's how you use this cam means to, you know, feel easy and not feel worried.

So this lighten up.

Chill out on.

Calm down are used for a person who's really worried.

I hope you're not one of them.

Okay, The next one we have is Get out.

Get out of the room.

This is extremely rude.

And be careful to not use this with anyone.

How much ever angry you are.

So to get out means just ask someone to leave the room.

If you want somebody to leave the space that you're with them.

Then you would say Get out.

And that's a complete thought.

Okay.

Other ways of saying get out are even more rude.

Okay, show off and push off.

These two are often used in British English, so they're very rude because their slang kes.

But you can also use them when you want someone to leave the room humorously.

So you have a friend in the room and you're just in a mood to joke around.

You could you could use the slang words to say show off, push off.

So show means push, which means move away, go away.

So sure off and push off for you have the same meaning as get out, get out is more formal and push off and show off a more informal in Houston, British English The next one that we have is piped out.

When would you use this?

So the way I'm saying is so if you're in a meeting or if you're in a very serious conversation with someone and that someone around you making noise, mama, ring constantly and you want them to keep quiet.

You could always say keep quiet, which is more general and almost everyone knows it.

But if you want to sound a little bit different, you could say pipe down.

Which means don't make so much noise.

So pipe down for you and pipe down is not rude.

You could often use them.

Use it.

Sorry.

And the next one we have is Shut up.

Now, this is obviously an alternative to pipe down and you have heard it earlier.

The reason that we have it in this list is not to tell you the meaning, but to tell you to not use it because it's very, very root.

So unless you're speaking to a very close friend, you may not want to say Shut up.

Okay?

And if you're talking to a Brit and they actually want you to shut up, they might tell you to belt up, which means again the same thing.

Do not make so much noise.

Don't talk or keep quiet.

So pipe down, shut up and built up for you.

This means to do not make so much noise.

Okay?

The next one we have is we have some guests coming in, right?

When you have guests coming in, how do you welcome them?

You welcome them by saying, Come in.

How you so come in is the way to greet your guests by welcoming them in your house by asking them to come inside your house.

So if you say come in to greet someone that's absolutely correct, You don't always have to say good morning.

Good evening.

You could just say please come in.

All right.

And if your guests are very, very hungry and you have presented them food, you could ask them to dig in, which means to start eating.

So if you want your guests to start eating the food that you've offered them, you could say dig in or start eating.

So a much better way of start eating is to say, dig in.

What do we mean by dig?

Actually, so dig needs, You know, if you're digging something in the ground or if you're taking something out from the ground, that's gold digging inside the ground.

Now, if you ask someone to dig in the food, it means toe eat the food quickly, and obviously they're not going to start digging the ground at your home.

Okay, the next one we have is Hurry up.

Hurry up.

Hurry up.

which means do something really fast.

And this is also a very common phrase.

A world.

It's a complete sentence.

When you want someone to hurry up.

It's enough to say, Hurry up.

Which means do it quickly.

Come on, be fast, so hurry up for you.

All right, the next one we have is Hold on, please.

Hold on.

Don't move.

This means I'm asking you to wait.

I'm asking you to stop doing what you're doing and wait for me.

So if someone is leaving the room and you want to catch up with them, you would say, Hey, hold on, okay.

Or you could also say Hang on, which has the same meaning as hold on.

So if you want someone to wait for you, you could say hold on or hang on.

Sometimes you might hear these phrases verbs over the phone as well.

When you're having a conversation with somebody and they want you to wait over the phone, they might tell you hold on or hang on.

Okay.

The next one we have us.

Look out.

There might be someone around you.

Or watch out for the car.

Be careful.

So if somebody around you is in danger and you want them to be careful.

Watch out or watch your step.

Which means watch carefully where you're walking.

Otherwise you might just trip.

So if you want someone to wait and go carefully, you might tell them Look out or watch out.

Generally in a very dangerous situation.

Okay?

And if you want someone to walk carefully, you could say, Look out for your step or watch your step.

All right?

The next one we have is buckled down.

What do we mean by buckle down?

Buckle down means work hard.

Do your work seriously.

So if somebody is not working very hard and it's slogging around in the office, you could say, Hey, buckle down.

Come on.

We have only one are to finish the project.

So this means you want them to work harder.

Okay.

Come on, you guys, buddy up.

Which means find a friend, find a partner and enjoy the party.

So if you see someone in a party who was really alone and not talking to someone anybody, because they Hey, buddy, come on.

It's time you buddy up.

Which means you find a partner or make a friend of the party.

Okay, bugger off.

Bugger off!

Has the same meaning as get out.

Bugger off Means toe.

Ask someone to leave the room or go away, and it's very, very rude.

The next we have is butt out.

Butt out means don't into fair.

It's my own personal conversations.

If you're speaking to your friend and there's another person who was overhearing you possibly interfering your conversation with their opinion, you might say, Hey, butt out.

But again, this is a slang word, and it's very rude.

Bus off has the same meaning as bugger off, which means leave the room or leave the space.

Okay, now we have looked at the's Fraser worlds and we're going to move on to the next ones.

So close down close down means when a business is not running well, you might want to say close it down, which means you want to shut it down.

So when the business is not running well, you might want to shut it, which means you might want to close down.

Okay, cover up.

So somebody is not wearing enough clothes, you might tell them Hey, cover up, which means wear more clothes.

Okay, the next one we have is double up, double up means, like, let's say you're in a classroom and your teacher wants you to form a pair with the person sitting next to you.

She may not say bear up.

She might tell you to double up, which means form a pair, huh?

Dream on.

You'll never achieve what you're trying to.

This means that somebody it's also very rude.

You know, if you're trying to achieve something in people like you won't be able to do it.

Dream on.

So that's the meaning when somebody thinks you can do what you're trying to do.

Okay, It's time to fess up the mistake that you committed last Sunday by eating all the plum cake.

Okay, fess up is actually short for confess up.

Which means, say the truth.

Admit the truth, What you did earlier sometime.

Okay, the next one we have is Europe Means come on, do it fast.

Okay, lay off.

Lay off.

Means when you want someone to stop doing something that's bothering you.

So let's say, you know, you're just sitting maybe doing your work, and someone is, you know, patting on the table and the sound is really irritating you.

Maybe they're doing something like this.

While you're doing your work and you're getting irritated, You might just say lay off.

Stop doing it.

Listen up.

Please listen to me carefully.

This is short for that.

So if I want you to listen to me very carefully, I'd say listen up.

Losing up has the same meaning as lighten up.

Which means I don't feel so stressed out.

Everything is gonna be fine.

Sometimes when you enter a room which is completely full and there is no space to sit, you might You have ask your friend to just move a little bit so that you can get some space to sit at that time instead of saying Hey, move away.

You could say Scoot over, Give me some space.

Okay?

It's time that you smarten up, which means it's time that you start getting more a rare off the things that are happening around you.