Ryan’s Phrasal Verb Of The Day: Take Off

Meaning (1): Leave

(person or plane)

Example: “Guys I need to wake up early tomorrow morning so I’m going to take off.”

Meaning (2): Improve

Example: “I think the business is really starting to take off now, sales are up and we have more customers.”

Meaning (3): Remove

Example: “Please take off your shoes before entering the room.”

See ya!

Comments

Kylie

🍀

2020.06.06 08:49
jessica 芮rui莹ying

Oops, naughty thumb.😉Good night! Sweet dreams!🌛

2020.06.05 22:22
David

@Ryan Thank you so much . This is really helpful

2020.06.05 16:05
老王 Lao Wang

Hahahaha, only heard “see you”, funny, ok, let’s see you!

2020.06.05 16:01
Angie

@Ryan thank you very much 😉

2020.06.05 14:55
Lily

@Ryan so glad that you can share those sentences for us

2020.06.05 14:53
Javi

@Ryan much better. Thanks a lot!

2020.06.05 14:51
Ryan

Sorry guys! My silly thumb. This should be clearer.

2020.06.05 14:49
Diego

@Ryan thank you Ryan you are my hero!

2020.06.05 14:47
Adolpho Moreira

@Ryan after 39 seconds the audio becomes inaudible my friend

2020.06.05 14:45
Javi

Something happened to your microphone 😅

2020.06.05 14:44
Lily

sorry I can hear you voice clear. what's happening? is my earphones doesn't work

2020.06.05 14:39