English Phrasal Verbs - Dawn On, Delve Into, Die Down

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  Hey English learners, welcome to another phrasal verb episode.

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

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  In this episode, we're going to look at three phrasal verbs: dawn on, delve into, and die down.

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  So, let me define these phrasal verbs and give you an example of each one.

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  Dawn on means to suddenly become known or obvious to someone.

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  For example, I could say, "It suddenly dawned on me that I had left my wallet

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  at home." In this sentence, I'm saying that it suddenly became known to me.

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  It became obvious to me that I had left my wallet at home.

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  This information dawned on me.

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  So that's dawn on.

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  And then the next phrasal verb is delve into.

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  Delve into means to examine something carefully in order to discover more information about it.

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  For example, I could say, "We never delved too deeply into that subject." Here I'm saying

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  that we never examined this subject in great detail.

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  We never did a lot of research into this subject.

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  We didn't delve deeply into it, in other words.

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  And lastly, we have die down.

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  This means to gradually decrease in intensity until becoming calm.

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  For example, I could say, "The pain finally died down later in the day." In this sentence,

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