In this English lesson, I am going to explain the small difference between the phrasal verbs, passed out and knocked out, but also fainted because they are all really close to the same thing, but slightly different. I also talk about blinking and fluttering, and unconscious and unresponsive. The English prefix, un, is also discussed.

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Ep. 185 PHRASAL VERBS: KNOCKED OUT, PASSED OUT, and FAINTED..... Bonus the Phrasal Verb, Gummed Up