English Phrasal Verbs - Chip In, Churn Out

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  Hey English learners, welcome to another phrasal verb episode.

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  I hope you're doing well today and that you're ready to learn two new phrasal verbs.

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  The first one is chip in and the second one is churn out.

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

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  Chip in means to contribute money, time,

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  or effort to something that a group of people is trying to accomplish or purchase.

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  For example, I could say, if we all chip in, we can finish the rest of the cleaning today.

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  Here I'm saying that if we all contribute, if we all do our part, we can finish the cleaning.

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  So we're all participating and contributing.

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  some of our own time and effort to the cleaning.

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  So that's chip in.

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  Churn out means to produce large quantities of something very quickly.

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  For example, I could say, it's amazing how many politicians that college churns out.

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  So here I'm saying that that college is constantly producing politician after politician.

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  This happens in the U.S.

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  Certain universities are known for producing many of the future politicians,

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  so they churn out politicians.

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  Okay,

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  so now I'm going to talk about a couple different things and use these two phrasal verbs again and again,

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  and so you can hear them used in different sentences,

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