In this English lesson, I explain how to use the phrasal verbs, "chew out" and "miss out" as simply as possible. I also have to watch out for the plow that is trying to clear the street that I'm walking on because I'm trying to teach during a snowstorm. Because "tongue lashing" is closely related to "chew out," I also explain that English idiom.

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Episode 148 ENGLISH PHRASAL VERBS IN A SNOWSTORM WITH EXAMPLES | “CHEW OUT” | “MISS OUT” 06:37 Share

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Episode 148 ENGLISH PHRASAL VERBS IN A SNOWSTORM WITH EXAMPLES | “CHEW OUT” | “MISS OUT”