#esl #english #learnenglish #englishteacher #onlineenglish<br /><br />In this video, Jake explains the meaning of the phrasal verb come across. A basic English grammar lesson. In this basic English grammar series, Jake takes three phrasal verbs per week and makes a video explaining their meaning. A great way to improve your English speaking skills, vocabulary, and learn how to express yourself better in English.<br /><br />What are Phrasal Verbs?<br />A phrasal verb is a phrase or expression that consists of a verb plus another word or two, like this:<br /><br />[verb + adverb] eg: look up<br />[verb + preposition] eg: look after<br />[verb + adverb + preposition] eg: look forward to<br /><br />The whole phrase acts as a verb and has a different meaning to the original verb. For example, look up, look after, and look forward to doing NOT mean the same as look.<br /><br /> Get one free trial to our conversation club here: https://www.spokenenglish.courses/english-conversation-course-online<br /> Learn more about the English language: https://www.spokenenglish.courses/learn<br /> Practice your grammar here: https://www.spokenenglish.courses/grammar-quiz<br /> Test Your English Level For free here: https://www.spokenenglish.courses/free-english-level-test
