English Phrasal Verbs - Burn Off, Burst Into

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  Hey English learners, welcome to another phrasal verb episode.

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  I hope you're doing great.

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  and that you're excited to practice with a couple more phrasal verbs today.

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  In this episode, we're going to talk about two phrasal verbs.

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  The first one is burn off and the second one is burst into.

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  So first let's define these phrasal verbs and see an example of each one.

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  So burn off refers to doing exercise

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  because you want to lose weight that you gained from eating some food.

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  So we would usually burn off food or burn off weight or burn off calories.

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  You'll usually hear this in those contexts.

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  For example, I could say, I'm eating a lot now, but I'll burn it off later at the gym.

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  So in this case, I'm saying that I'm currently in the middle of a big meal where I'm eating a lot,

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  but it's okay

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  because I'm gonna go to the gym later and burn these calories so that I don't gain weight.

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  So that's burn off.

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  burst into means to suddenly produce something.

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  Specifically, you'll hear it with the words laughter, tears, applause, or flames.

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  Those are the four times when you'll hear it the most.

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  There might be other ones that I'm forgetting here, but usually it will be one of these things.

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  So...

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