Name: 10個節日動詞 (10 Festive Phrasal Verbs )
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- Hello everyone and welcome
back to English with Lucy.

If you're not watching at
Christmas time, don't worry,

these are phrasal verbs
that can be used at any time

of the year, but I
thought it would be nice

Before we get started, I would
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that's when I will be
explaining everything.

So the first festive phrasal
verb is to look forward to.

So I am really looking forward
to eating brussels sprouts

If you don't know what
brussels sprouts are,

they are tiny, green, cabbage-like things?

And any day apart from Christmas,
I find them disgusting.

But on Christmas Day, they
are the most delicious thing

known to mankind and I
will eat hundreds of them.

So yeah, I'm really
looking forward to eating

I have already put up
all of my decorations.

To put up in this context
means to fix something

I regret putting off
buying presents this year,

because now tonight I have
to go and buy them all.

So in this context to
put off means to postpone

doing something that you
don't really want to do.

I love buying presents if I
already have a great idea.

But this year, I've found it
so difficult to think of things

Normally, I have so many
ideas, but this year,

it's been a bit busy and I
found it really difficult,

for days and days and days
and now it's literally

So after filming this video,
I'm going Christmas shopping.

Today, I'm going to talk
about two meanings of

and I think there's nothing more exciting

than receiving a package
that's in brown paper.

Brown paper packages tied up with string.

Every time I leave the
house at the moment,

Now number five, let's
talk about Christmas Eve,

To go out, in this context,
means to leave the house

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10個節日動詞 (10 Festive Phrasal Verbs )

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