English Phrasal Verbs - Blow Over, Blow Through

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  Hey English learners, welcome to another phrasal verb episode.

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  I hope you're all doing great.

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  I hope that your English learning is going well and that you feel

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  like you're learning a lot of new phrasal verbs with these episodes.

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  In today's phrasal verb episode, we're going to look at two phrasal verbs.

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  The first one is blow over and the other one is blow through.

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  So first let's define these phrasal verbs.

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  Blow over, what does this mean?

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  When something blows over, we usually use this to talk about some type of trouble, some type of scandal or something.

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  So when something like that blows over, it fades away and becomes forgotten without serious consequences, okay?

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  For example, I could say, don't worry, this scandal will blow over soon.

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  So what I'm saying there is eventually people will forget all about this,

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  it'll eventually be forgotten, the consequences won't be that great, so don't worry.

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  I know it's a scandal now, but it will blow over soon, okay?

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  And the other phrasal verb is blow through.

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  So what does this mean?

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  Well, blow through means to spend or waste something rapidly, very fast.

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  So for example, I could say he blew through his inheritance money in less than a year.

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  So in the sentence,

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  I'm saying

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