A to Z Quick Tips 32 | 3 phrasal verbs using "live"

In this episode of The A to Z English Podcast, Jack explains the meaning of three idioms using the verb "live." Phrasal Verbs: Live in / Live for / Live down / Live it up Transcript: A to Z Tips 32.mp3 00:00:00 00:13:26 00:00:01 발표자 1 Welcome to the A-Z English podcast, where Jack and Social take you on a journey from learning the basics to mastering the nuances of the English language. Our podcast is designed for non-native speakers who are looking to improve their English skills in a fun and interactive way. Each episode covers a wide range of topics. 00:00:23 발표자 1 From grammar and vocabulary to slang and culture to help you navigate the English speaking world with ease. 00:00:36 발표자 2 Welcome to the Adas English podcast. My name is Jack and I am one of the hosts of the podcast, and today I'm doing a solo episode. I'm without social. However, we have an interesting lesson for you today. It is a continuation of. 00:00:53 발표자 2 Our last two quick tip episodes where we are unpacking the meanings. 00:01:01 발표자 2 Of phrasal verbs, which can be kind of confusing in English, phrasal verbs are where we use usually a verb and a preposition together, and it has a kind of new meaning to it. So there are quite a few in English, and it's good to be familiar with these, so that. 00:01:23 발표자 2 You know when you hear people use them, you. 00:01:26 발표자 2 Understand what they're saying, or if you want to express yourself in a way that. 00:01:30 발표자 2 Is a little bit. 00:01:31 발표자 2 More specific and you wanna articulate a point that is. 00:01:37 발표자 2 It's clearer than this may be a good solution for you. So our first one is our first phrasal verb is to live in, to live in, and this one's pretty easy to live in, means to reside in the place, especially a permanent or long term resident. 00:02:00 발표자 2 For example, they live in a small cottage by the beach. 00:02:07 발표자 2 Yeah. And you know, where do you live? You know? And it's not just live, but like I live in. 00:02:15 발표자 2 So you would probably want to add like if somebody says. 00:02:21 발표자 2 You know. 00:02:24 발표자 2 Where do you live? Do you live in a house or an apartment? You could say. Well, I live in an apartment in whatever city in New York City I live in an apartment in New York City. 00:02:38 발표자 2 Pretty. Ohh, that's great. OK, where do you live? Well, I live in a studio apartment in Brooklyn. OK, interesting. Interesting. But notice how we're using the verb. 00:02:56 발표자 2 Ohh sorry, we're using the proposition in after the verb live live in you know. Where do you live? I I live in Mexico. 00:03:07 발표자 2 OK. 00:03:09 발표자 2 Yeah, because in meaning in that country, in that apartment, in that neighborhood I live in, I live in Brooklyn. I live in Manhattan. I live in Mexico City. I live in Colorado. I live in Los Angeles. 00:03:29 발표자 2 These are are very common expressions in so and so you should get used to using that together live in live in where do you live? I live in. I live in Stillwater. I live in White Bear Lake. I live in North Saint Paul. 00:03:47 발표자 2 That's where I live. 00:03:49 발표자 2 #2. 00:03:55 발표자 2 They live in a small sorry I read this one already. Sorry #2 live 4 live 4. 00:04:07 발표자 2 OK, this is to have a strong passion or desire for something. What do you live for? Like, what is your? 00:04:18 발표자 2 Number one priority, who do you you know? Who do you live for? What do you live for? What is your? 00:04:25 발표자 2 Obsession, you know, I'm. I'm trying to think of a an example. 00:04:32 발표자 2 What's a good example of somebody that lives for something? 00:04:37 발표자 2 I'm trying to. 00:04:38 발표자 2 Think of some like sports athletes and. 00:04:45 발표자 2 Well, let's just for the lack of of a better example here. Let's talk about messy, OK? 00:04:54 발표자 2 What does messian live