The text is a transcript of a video about phrasal verbs in English. The speaker explains the meaning and usage of various phrasal verbs with examples in Hindi and English. He also encourages the viewers to subscribe to his channel, like and share the video, and comment their sentences using phrasal verbs. He ends the video with a patriotic slogan.
A possible concise summary is:
- The speaker teaches phrasal verbs in English with Hindi examples.
- He asks viewers to subscribe, like, share and comment.
- He signs off with "Jai hind".
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about phrasal verbs in English.
2. The speaker discusses the importance of learning phrasal verbs to improve English speaking skills.
3. The speaker explains that phrasal verbs can have multiple meanings and provides examples.
4. The speaker lists and explains the meanings of various phrasal verbs, including:
* "Put off" (to postpone something)
* "Put on" (to wear something)
* "Put out" (to extinguish a light or fire)
* "Put down" (to insult or humiliate someone)
* "Put aside" (to save or set aside something)
* "Put across" (to express an idea clearly)
* "Get through" (to pass or overcome something)
* "Get over" (to recover from an illness or a difficult situation)
* "Get out" (to leave or exit a place)
* "Get away" (to take something away from someone)
* "Get along" (to have a good relationship with someone)
* "Get rid of" (to eliminate or get rid of something)
* "Get into" (to get involved in trouble or a difficult situation)
* "Come across" (to meet or encounter someone or something unexpectedly)
* "Come out" (to reveal or disclose something)
* "Come on" (to hurry up or work harder)
* "Come back" (to return to a place or a situation)
* "Patch up" (to make amends or repair a relationship)
* "Get by" (to manage or survive a difficult situation)
* "Get through" (to pass or overcome something)
* "Get over" (to recover from an illness or a difficult situation)
* "Get out" (to leave or exit a place)
* "Get away" (to take something away from someone)
* "Get along" (to have a good relationship with someone)
* "Get rid of" (to eliminate or get rid of something)
* "Get into" (to get involved in trouble or a difficult situation)
* "Come across" (to meet or encounter someone or something unexpectedly)
* "Come out" (to reveal or disclose something)
* "Come on" (to hurry up or work harder)
* "Come back" (to return to a place or a situation)
* "Patch up" (to make amends or repair a relationship)
* "Get by" (to manage or survive a difficult situation)
5. The speaker provides examples of how to use each phrasal verb in a sentence.
6. The speaker encourages viewers to practice using phrasal verbs in their daily conversations.
7. The video is part of a series, and the speaker invites viewers to subscribe to their channel for more videos on English language learning.
8. The speaker asks viewers to share the video with others and provide feedback in the comments section.