Listen Up! Listening Phrasal Verbs: 10 Common Phrasal Verbs connected to Listening and Hearing!

‘Listen Up’! Thanks for ‘tuning in’. Please ‘hear me out’ until the very end of the English lesson and be sure to ‘listen for’ all the phrasal verbs. Today you’re going to improve your English by learning 10 listening phrasal verbs!

A phrasal verb is when you put a verb and a preposition together to create a new meaning in English. For example, the verb ‘listen’ and the preposition ‘up’ together create “listen up”. Listen up is usually used as a command to tell people to listen carefully because what you are about to say is important. Phrasal verbs are important for speeding up your English conversations and helping you to sound more like a native English speaker. Let’s learn the following 10 listening phrasal verbs:

1. Listen up
2. Hear Out (Hear me out / Hear him out)
3. Listen for
4. Hear of
5. Hear about
6. Listen in
7. Hear from
8. Tune in
9. Tune out
10. Hear through (Hear something through someone)
Plus a Bonus Idiom: I heard it through the grapevine

By the end of today’s English lesson you will have learned 10 different phrasal verbs connected to listening and hearing. Thank you for watching, “Listen Up! Listening Phrasal Verbs: 10 Common Phrasal Verbs connected to Listening and Hearing!” I hope these phrasal verbs will be useful for you as you improve your English communication skills. Good luck with your English studies!


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