2026-01-14
14 分钟Hi there, this is Harry.
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Okay, let's get back to today's lesson, an advanced English lesson looking at phrasal verbs,
20 in total, so I'll go through them one by one.
Number one, put off.
Put off.
To put off means to postpone or to delay something, to put off a meeting,
to put off an engagement to put off to postpone or delay something.
So examples.
I had to put off my trip to London because of the pandemic.
I had to put off my trip to London because of the pandemic.
Don't put off doing your homework until the last minute.
Do it when you come home.
Don't put off doing your homework until the last minute.