With 'Tell'
Hi guys❗ I'm sure that you've said this word many times. Do you use phrasal verbs with 'tell'❓
If you don't. Well, I'll tell you some of them. Let's begin❗
Tell against (sb/sth)
To make 👨👩 or things more likely to fail.
His limited experience told against him when he tried to get his second job.
↳ tell against (sb)
*This 🇬🇧 English phrasal verb is formal.
Tell (sb/sth) apart
To distinguish two very similar things or 👨👩; so that you do not confuse them.
Despite the fact that two of my classmates were twins I can tell them apart.
↳ look (sb) apart
Tell (sb) off
To speak angrily to 👨👩 because they have done something ❌.
The teacher told Susan off for arriving late.
↳ tell (sb) off
Tell on (sb)
↳ tell on (sb)
💭 Remember that practice makes perfect❗
*This 🇬🇧 English phrasal verb is formal.
Tell (sb/sth) apart
To distinguish two very similar things or 👨👩; so that you do not confuse them.
Despite the fact that two of my classmates were twins I can tell them apart.
↳ look (sb) apart
Tell (sb) off
To speak angrily to 👨👩 because they have done something ❌.
The teacher told Susan off for arriving late.
↳ tell (sb) off
Tell on (sb)
To tell 👨👩, especially 👨👩 in autority, about something ❌ that a 👨/👩 you know has done.
Mark's sister threatened to tell on him after he failed the maths exam.↳ tell on (sb)
💭 Remember that practice makes perfect❗
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