Listening Time: English Practice English Phrasal Verbs - Bundle Up, Burn Down
Sep 12, 2025
Explore effective techniques to enhance your pronunciation while gaining cultural insights. Hear gripping stories about the devastating wildfires in California and the importance of preparedness. Learn the meaning and usage of the phrasal verbs 'bundle up' and 'burn down' through relatable anecdotes. Discover how to stay warm in chilly weather and the unpredictability of outdoor temperatures.
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How To Use 'Bundle Up'
- Bundle up means to put on a lot of warm clothes because the weather is very cold.
- Use it in passive/adjective forms like "he's all bundled up" to describe being dressed warmly.
Freezing In Paris Despite Bundling
- Connor recounts feeling freezing in Paris despite thinking he was bundled up properly.
- He and his wife lacked proper cold-weather clothes and regretted not having the right gear.
Cold Camping Night In Oregon
- Connor describes camping in Oregon where his sleeping bag wasn't enough and he shivered all night.
- He warmed up in the car and regretted not bundling up for the cold night weather.