Phrasal Verb Lesson - Run Out

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A short explanation of the phrasal verb "run out".

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  • Agree with you, Sir Josef. It's brilliant. :)

    Mr. Alan, Thank you very much. I'm good. Ohh, it's France. No wonder it's unique. Really, I hope to watch more videos by you. Keep posting it and thank you for the lesson, Sir. :)
  • Hey Josef! Thanks for commenting. I'm glad you enjoyed it. And well done to you for setting up this great website!

  • Brilliant!
  • Hello Onee-chan, as always thank you for the kind words. I'm fine, thank you. How are you? I'm glad you enjoy the videos and that you find them useful. You're right, I do enjoy travelling, and this one was made a while ago in the city of La Rochelle in France. It's a very beautiful city. Anyway, recently I haven't been travelling much and I think you've reminded me that I need a holiday. Thank you for doing that! Hopefully I will go somewhere soon and experience a new unique place on this wonderful planet. Once again, thanks for watching and take care! Alan

  • Dear Teacher Alan, How are you, Sir? Hope everything is just pretty fine. I always miss your new videos. Let me tell you why I like them.

    Learning book in a room is so boring, moreover watching the written text on this computer screen. hehe.. You always come out with the fresh ideas. I love the places you've shared in the videos. They are tranquil nature and I feel I was there. It seems you like travelling. I'm listening to you in a very relax mood. What is so great in your video, you teach a lesson which I and maybe others often lazy to learn. But it is become interesting and easy to remember.

    Finally, I should say...Most of time many people run out of time. :D I doubted how to use "run out" before, now I understand it very well. Thank you for your useful video, Teacher. Have a good time! :)

  • I'm doing good, Teacher Alan! Thank you for your explanation. 

  • Hi Robbie, how's things? Running out of time could mean dying, but usually it's not so dramatic. Mostly, it just means you've left something to the last minute and now you have to hand in that essay, whether it's ready or not! 

  • If we 'run out of time' on your video could also mean to be dead? Sorry for asking a silly question. But it's nice to see you back, Teacher Alan! :) 

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