# 35 Important EMOTIONS + FEELINGS PHRASAL VERBS Spoken in English Conversation (meanings + examples)

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Language: en

Published: 2023-10-04T14:00:39+00:00

Source creator: Club James Studios - English Speaking Videos

Duration: 1118 seconds

## Description

Phrasal Verbs - In this lesson, there are 35 important phrasal verbs spoken in English conversation. This video lesson also includes meanings and example sentences to help you understand and practice these English phrasal verbs used when speaking about emotions and feelings.

All English phrasal verbs spoken by teacher James. ????

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