Speak Better English with Harry Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 570
Jan 14, 2026
Explore the fascinating world of phrasal verbs! Discover how to use everyday expressions like 'put off' and 'look forward to' in real conversations. Learn the meanings behind 'bring up' and 'get along with,' making your interactions feel more natural. Dive into phrases that help you reconcile, like 'make up,' or describe new experiences with 'take up.' Be prepared to encounter surprises with 'run into.' By the end, you'll navigate English like a pro, sounding fluent and confident!
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Avoid Postponing Important Tasks
- Use 'put off' to mean postpone tasks or events and avoid last-minute stress.
- Don't put off doing important work until the last minute; act promptly.
Use 'Look Forward To' Correctly
- Remember 'look forward to' takes a gerund after the preposition 'to'.
- Use it to express pleasant anticipation, e.g., 'I'm looking forward to meeting you.'
Introducing Topics In Meetings
- She brought up the issue of climate change during our meeting as an example.
- Harry uses this to show 'bring up' means to introduce a topic in conversation.