Beautiful New Words

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Beautiful New Words To describe Obscure Emotions
Read instructions, first.  



1. Play the video, watch and listen it. (No subtitles)
2. Play the video again and turn English subtitles on. 
3. Check how many times the phrasal verbs bellow are pronounced by the presenter. Then, write down the complete phrases in which they are used. 

       - Made Up / Fill Out / Long After / Take On / Work On / Take Off / Reach Out / Tried Out / Get Into / Come Up / Figure Out 

4. What does he mean when say: 

* English language is a magnificent sponge"
*Lachesism"
* Dread of getting what you want"
*I feel us drifting apart"

Explain each phrase in a voice note by whatsapp

5. Be a researcher!           Origen of :  O.K. 

6. Finally,  what is your opinion related to video´s topic. 






















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