Idioms & Phrasal Verbs - "on"

http://www.engVid.com/ If you have ever wanted an easy way to learn phrasal verbs or idioms with the preposition "on", this lesson is for you. Learn how the preposition is influenced by verbs and how it changes a verb's meaning.

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[viniciuspc1234]

there are several ways to use "up to" as in:

1 : capable of performing or dealing with; I feel up to the task = (meaning I feel capable of doing it)

2 : engaged in; what is he up to? =

(meaning what is he scheming or ploting)

3 : being the responsibility of; it's up to me

meaning we can either go for Japanese or chinese it's up to you = you decide.

these are three ways of using "UP TO" hope I could help :).

[mitsubishi777]

Mister Bond's teaching is alway fun and enjoyable. I hope he will live longer than 300 years!!

[ajith4001]

thanks



[ntacza]

thanks for the video it is really helpful

[Revivedwolfhajime]

ACE teacher, he has flavour like cuban or latin people azzzzzucarrrr¡¡¡

Thanks alot,it helps me in my classes n exam to get a better job

[Dabali]

Are all the teachers in Canada like him????

I'm going to move to Canada!

[Literario26]

Cool James, English is my second language and I think your video is very helpful. Cheers from Ecuador.

[Brotherjonathanlds]

Perfect way to teach phrasal verbs with drawings and examples. Enjoying the lessons as usual James.

[MissMathLover]

I really like those idiom

nut actually , I did not get the meaning of " on the house " !!

[adjibekova]

really not just only you want him I want see him in my bed teaching me english for morning my englisn will impruven for perfect ooooooo James I loveYou realy