6 Everyday Phrasal Verbs You’ll Actually Use | English Conversation (B1–B2)

Learn six everyday phrasal verbs through a relaxed English conversation with Daniel and Maya: catch up, put off, run out of, get back to, deal with and sort out. Plus a useful extra: follow up. Maya has emails to catch up on, a phone call she keeps putting off, and a room booking to sort out. Follow the conversation, compare useful patterns, then try your own answers during five speaking pauses. For B1–B2 learners: English listening, practical vocabulary and speaking practice. Pause the video for more thinking time whenever you need it. Turn on CC, then choose a language in Settings → Subtitles/CC. Captions: English, Vietnamese, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French and Indonesian. CHAPTERS 00:00 A busy day over coffee 00:34 Catch up: work and friends 01:49 Put off: delaying a task 02:43 Your turn: put off 03:31 Run out of vs running out of 04:23 Get back to: replying later 05:57 Deal with vs sort out 07:39 Practice: give a short update 08:31 Role-play: the room booking 09:46 Following up politely 10:50 When context changes the meaning 12:07 Phrasal verbs beyond the office 13:20 Meaning check: battery and plans 14:14 Keep the useful little words 15:36 Your turn: a real-life example 16:48 A plan, a recap and your next step YOUR TURN What have you been putting off? Write one real sentence in the comments. Tell us which subtitle language you would like next. The Café Lesson · Third Seat English Subscribe for more English conversation and speaking practice. #PhrasalVerbs #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation