Additional vocabulary for this video: immature - not yet completely grown; not behaving in a way that is as calm, responsible and wise as people expect from someone of mature age royally - if you say that something is done royally, you are emphasizing that it is done in an impressive or grand way \ in a royal manner; like kings to tick off - to speak angrily to someone who has done something wrong; to make someone angry math - short form of mathematics embolism - a serious medical condition that occurs when an artery becomes blocked, usually by a blood clot screwed up - unhappy and worried because of bad experiences (informal) pity - a feeling of sadness or sympathy for someone else's unhappiness or difficult situation dead end - a road that is closed at one end, and does not lead anywhere \ a situation that has no hope of making progress hit\go through a rough patch - to experience or be in the midst of a period of trouble or difficulty \ to experience a lot of problems in a period of your life (informal) take mind off - to stop you from worrying or thinking about a problem or pain, often by forcing you to think about other things soothing - having a gently calming effect; making something less painful 00:11 what does the phrasal verb "to cheese off" mean 01:18 what does the phrasal verb "to go for" mean 02:44 what does the phrasal verb "to feel down" mean 03:36 what does the phrasal verb "to get rid of" mean 04:54 what does the phrasal verb "to wrap up" mean Guys, if you find our materials useful don't forget to share links with your friends and other English learners!

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