In today’s video I am at the World’s Biggest Corn Maze and I am going to teach you different expressions & phrasal verbs that use ‘get’ in English, with some examples.
As always, putting phrasal verbs and set expressions into context is the best way to learn them, so come with me to learn get out, check out, and many more expressions!
Watch the video below and you’ll see my A-MAZE-ing adventure!
Hi there, this is Greg from Online Language Academy and today I am in the world's biggest corn maze.
So this is a maze made out of corn. Just check out the map of the place, it's a Star Trek edition this year and you have to – well we're somewhere here at the moment and – we have to get out and it's not as easy as it sounds.
We've been here for about 30 minutes, maybe a bit more, we're getting a bit tired and we're having a lot of fun here.
Please subscribe to my youtube channel for more English videos and check out my free language course on how to speak like a native English speaker. Right. I am going to try to get home.
Hi this is Greg again and we've got lost. Wish me luck! Can you believe it's almost got dark before I've got out of here. Don't forget to subscribe to the YouTube channel and I'll speak to you soon. Bye for now!
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