AEE 2107: Check Out These English Phrasal Verbs!

This podcast episode explores the different meanings of the phrasal verb "check out" and emphasizes the importance of feedback and reviews from listeners. The hosts discuss the joy of receiving reviews and how it positively impacts their day. They also provide examples and discuss the various interpretations of "check out" in different contexts, such as looking at something, borrowing from a library, settling a hotel bill, and examining feedback. The episode concludes with a reminder to prioritize connection and incorporate phrasal verbs into daily communication for a more natural and authentic language experience. Takeaways • The phrasal verb "check out" has multiple meanings, including inspecting or examining something. • Feedback and reviews from listeners are highly valued by the hosts and contribute to their motivation. • Leaving a review is a way to get mentioned on the show. • Phrasal verbs are important in English and contribute to native-like fluency. • "Check out" can also mean looking at a book, borrowing from a library, settling a hotel bill, or examining feedback. • Connection and incorporating phrasal verbs into daily communication are essential for a natural and authentic language experience.