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Phrasal Verbs - Expressions with 'Hold' 

Maple Leaf ESL
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@fa6960
@fa6960 4 года назад
Excellent. Thanks
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
Glad you liked it!
@dragonsh5686
@dragonsh5686 4 года назад
BEST !!!!!
@omerahman8968
@omerahman8968 4 года назад
Egarly waiting Sir
@evgeniyaflowing9154
@evgeniyaflowing9154 4 года назад
Great stuff!!! Thank you🙂🙂🙂
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
You are so welcome!
@noa777noa777
@noa777noa777 4 года назад
Very detailed lesson. Thank you teacher
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
Very slow pace of newcomers....
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
Glad you liked it!
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
Can’t wait!
@noa777noa777
@noa777noa777 4 года назад
I told Yana in my dream hold on, ill be right back
@ahmedkewan3842
@ahmedkewan3842 4 года назад
Great
@englishthroughfootball4644
@englishthroughfootball4644 4 года назад
Watching once again
@thanhhien4018
@thanhhien4018 4 года назад
Thanks for the long and full of information video . Here is my homework : 1- I have held down my love for him / Jack for 10 years because he treated me well . 2- You should hold back the secret about your boss if you don't want to be sacked . 3- You should hold in all your anger when your little girl makes a mistake. 4- Let's hold off buying the house until we save enough money .I don't want to be in debt! Take care ,my dear teacher!😄🌹♥️🎶🍓
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Perfect! Well done, as always!
@thanhhien4018
@thanhhien4018 3 года назад
@@mapleleafesl6162 , thanks for encouraging me my dear teacher !😄🌹🍓♥️
@tixrod33
@tixrod33 4 года назад
Love it!thank you for another great lesson Andrew.
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
My pleasure as always, Cristina!
@lotusdaisy9929
@lotusdaisy9929 4 года назад
I wish I knew u along time before 💙💙
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
So nice of you to say, thanks!
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
He is the best on RU-vid. Hopefully, you are already subscribed.
@wagnerotto3217
@wagnerotto3217 3 года назад
Hold Phrasal Verbs: tough subject, explained in the most elucidative way. Andrew, congrats for another tremendous class.
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Many thanks! I appreciate your constant support.
@haiderps4
@haiderps4 4 года назад
That was a fantastic lesson.
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
Thanks! 😃
@forextrader6717
@forextrader6717 3 года назад
You certainly have a great professionalism in getting across such a difficult stuff to people. Keep up the great work! Thanks from Russia, Siberia!
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Much appreciated! Thanks for the kind comment.
@englishthroughfootball4644
@englishthroughfootball4644 4 года назад
Literally can’t wait!!
@herreracity809RD
@herreracity809RD 3 года назад
I like the way you speak, it is very clear to me to understand your lessons. thank you.
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
My pleasure!
@batedordecartas
@batedordecartas 4 года назад
There are many phrases verbs!! But it's interesting! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
Thank you!
@natalyam411
@natalyam411 3 года назад
I am an English teacher, even though I am not exactly English )) I love phrasal verbs, and for the past 20 years or so I have been using them in every day life as well as teaching them in class. I have also studied a Phrasal Verbs dictionary at least 4 times. And still find your lessons very useful and interesting, the examples are all clear and real. Enjoying your lessons and thanking you a lot. I also wish you to have more subscribers. You are doing a great job!
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
That means a lot to me, Natalya. I'm glad you find it useful. I wish you all the best success.
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 3 года назад
This is a great channel! Hopefully, you have already subscribed!
@joaoluizdiasesteves8500
@joaoluizdiasesteves8500 3 года назад
Thank you, Andrew! I enjoy every single lesson!
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Happy to hear that!
@moumoucung
@moumoucung 2 года назад
Really like this lesson. You take the time to explain every definition and the scenarios they get used. Very helpful!
@s4llsam779
@s4llsam779 3 года назад
He deserves 1million subscribers
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Thank you!
@freddytovar3854
@freddytovar3854 3 года назад
I am hold on thigt to the phrasal verbs . Andrew thanks a lot.
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
You are welcome!
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 3 года назад
Watching again !
@meravl7054
@meravl7054 4 года назад
brilliant!!!
@uhart427
@uhart427 2 года назад
I love your lessons......
@dimaz5341
@dimaz5341 4 года назад
|Great
@margaritakochurova7550
@margaritakochurova7550 Год назад
You’re amazing! Thank you🤗
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 Год назад
My pleasure, Margarita!
@ThuAnh-om8id
@ThuAnh-om8id 3 года назад
Thank you
@marcot2969
@marcot2969 3 года назад
You are great Andrew
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Thanks!
@s4llsam779
@s4llsam779 3 года назад
You're great sir❤️
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Thanks!
@simplybella560
@simplybella560 3 года назад
Thanks for another great lecture.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Just wandering when are you going to make a video about essay. hehe! please.😂
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Great suggestion! Thanks so much for your support.
@gautomdeka581
@gautomdeka581 2 года назад
Keep making .....♥️💯💯💯
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
The target -300 Likes in a week 💪🏾
@meravl7054
@meravl7054 4 года назад
it will happen once K joins us to a TBP
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
merav l it doesn’t sound such unrealistic any more.
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
Andrew, who didn’t you mention “to hold forth”?
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
Simply put, I don't have space to include everything. Plus, I try to include the most common ones. Thanks for mentioning it though.
@rockmp95
@rockmp95 3 года назад
Thanks your videos are helpful👍
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Glad to hear that!
@user-cn9pi2vb7l
@user-cn9pi2vb7l 4 года назад
very good lesson
@englishthroughfootball4644
@englishthroughfootball4644 4 года назад
Indeed
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
Thank you! 😃
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 3 года назад
Best
@guzelkaya8146
@guzelkaya8146 3 года назад
Thanks
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 3 года назад
Great!! Have you subscribed already? 🍷👍🏻🔥
@ann-cathrinandersen9412
@ann-cathrinandersen9412 2 года назад
hello teacher! Could you please do a lesson about phrasal verbs with the word spring in them? Thank you in advance!
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 2 года назад
Nice suggestion, thanks!
@drackonr4557
@drackonr4557 4 года назад
Best
@fourstarfox4218
@fourstarfox4218 3 года назад
Nice teaching and video
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Thanks!
@kaijinc3639
@kaijinc3639 3 года назад
Life is about hold off and hold out
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Life is about holding off and holding out.
@kaijinc3639
@kaijinc3639 3 года назад
Maple Leaf ESL yes! Thank you, teacher!
@sachiinrauut7790
@sachiinrauut7790 Год назад
Thanx
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 11 месяцев назад
👍
@husseinelsheikh2233
@husseinelsheikh2233 3 года назад
Sir ! I think hold back has the same meaning with hold in !?
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
In certain situations it could be similar, but definitely not always. 'She will be held back for another year' means she will not advance to the next grade. But we couldn't substitute that for 'hold in'.
@kashishkundal8797
@kashishkundal8797 4 года назад
Hello teacher Can i use hold out as 1. I asked my husband " for how many days would our grocerries hold out (last)." Pleeeee....ase reply 2. Like I am in a very miserable situation and I say to myself How many days can I hold out in this situation (adjust or last) I think that in the 2nd situation appropriate would be to use, How many days can I hold up in this situation...right?!!!!
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Both 1 and 2 are correct.
@kashishkundal8797
@kashishkundal8797 3 года назад
@@mapleleafesl6162 thank you sir. Your reply gives confidence on using phrasal verb confidently
@AngelFlores-bi5xw
@AngelFlores-bi5xw Год назад
👍😎 good video ! New subscriber.
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 Год назад
Awesome thank you!
@wagnerotto3217
@wagnerotto3217 3 года назад
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@gayanesuqiasyan915
@gayanesuqiasyan915 3 года назад
😘😘😘
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 3 года назад
He is great! Have you subscribed already? 🏆👌🏼👍🏻
@kashishkundal8797
@kashishkundal8797 4 года назад
Hi Andrew . Would you pleeeeeeeeease clearify this for me I have to HOLD BACK my anger for him for the sake of the family I have to HOLD IN my anger for him.. If both the phrase can be used interchangeably here or one is not correct Please reply Andrew
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
Great question. Those two expressions--hold back and hold in--basically mean the same thing in this context. 'Hold back', however, may sound like you still got angry but just not at the level that you could have whereas 'hold in' means to refrain from showing any anger and instead keep it inside. But, for the most part, they have the same meaning. Hope this helps.
@kashishkundal8797
@kashishkundal8797 4 года назад
@@mapleleafesl6162 oh thank you Andrew . Ofcourse it did help and because of you my command on phrasal verbs is getting better
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 4 года назад
@@kashishkundal8797 Great to hear.
@user-cn9pi2vb7l
@user-cn9pi2vb7l 4 года назад
Eliezer
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
What about him? Holding up in spite of his age?
@user-cn9pi2vb7l
@user-cn9pi2vb7l 4 года назад
@@ronenr1405 he says that he dosen't. i told him he should hold on before he gives up
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
b How old is he?
@user-cn9pi2vb7l
@user-cn9pi2vb7l 4 года назад
About Marina's age
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
b 🍯
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
I think I am going to give up. Over 3 last years I tried all my best to help this channel take off. But it seems to be just impossible.... I can’t do it alone.. Sorry.
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
No worries, Ronen, it was never on your shoulders to begin with. But I appreciate your support nonetheless.
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 3 года назад
Maple Leaf ESL Hey! I now think that YOU are right. This channel is your own baby, and it seems you feel very much comfortable with whatever pace of watching/ liking/ subscribing and so on. I personally would like to see this channel at much more prominent position amidst English-teaching community (let’s call it so). But since it takes now between 3 and 5 days to add another hundred of subscribers, it night take very long to reach «our eternal goal” of 1 million...
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 3 года назад
Maple Leaf ESL I am checking the number of subscribers every couple of hours unless I have a long Zoom conference or so, and for me it’s very frustrating not to see much improvement in comparison with a couple of years ago.
@justinking5964
@justinking5964 3 года назад
Try harder. Because some learners like to learn cheefully but ended not laying any solid foudation for learning englsih.They pay too much emphsis on super facial thing such as how handsome or beautiful the teachers are.
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 3 года назад
@@justinking5964 what are you talking about?
@kashishkundal8797
@kashishkundal8797 4 года назад
Hello dear teacher Please suggest, I want my kids teacher to postpond their classes for few days due to corona by using HOLD phrasal verb ...how should I say Please hold on the classes for few days Please hold off the classes for few days Or both the phrasal verb is incorrect using in this situation Please suggest😊😊
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
Neither really works. I might say: I asked my kids to hold off on going to school for a few days until the Covid situation becomes clearer.
@kashishkundal8797
@kashishkundal8797 3 года назад
@@mapleleafesl6162 Thank you sir..your reply matters a lot
@darlingengland7752
@darlingengland7752 3 года назад
What the meaning of "hold right for"
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 3 года назад
I've never heard that before, sorry. Seems incorrect.
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 3 года назад
Great ! Have you subscribe to this great educational channel? 👌🏼🔥🍷
@janetsanders5185
@janetsanders5185 3 года назад
Rewrite comments now turn on comments now I think the best way to get to the bottom of the page and I think that the
@victorialevchenko8355
@victorialevchenko8355 2 месяца назад
I ate a lot of pizza and went to the roller coaster and I couldn't hold down my food.
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 2 месяца назад
Well done!
@victorialevchenko8355
@victorialevchenko8355 2 месяца назад
@@mapleleafesl6162 Could I say........ hold in my food also? (it contains inside as a burp)
@mapleleafesl6162
@mapleleafesl6162 2 месяца назад
@@victorialevchenko8355 Yes, both hold down and hold in could work here.
@denisgusev501
@denisgusev501 4 года назад
Great
@ronenr1405
@ronenr1405 4 года назад
Indeed
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