Speaker 1: Hey there, it's Michael here and welcome back to phrasal
Verbs in a minute from Happy English. I'm here every
Friday with a quick one point lesson to help you
learn a new phraseal verb and sound more natural when
you speak. And if you want to watch this lesson,
just look for Happy English Michael on YouTube. Today's phraseal
verb is rattle off. When you rattle something off, it
means you say or list things quickly and easily, usually
without stopping to think, much like my friend Lisa is
amazing with dates. You can ask her about any historical
event and she'll rattle off the exact year it happened.
And my coworker Tom, he can rattle off ten phraseal
verbs in less than thirty seconds, no problem at all.
And here's a pronunciation tip. Rattle off sounds like rattle off.
The T sound of rattle is a flap t sound rattle,
and the L sound links with off, So rattle off,
rattle off. How about you? Is there something you can
rattle off? Maybe song lyrics, movie quotes, or English phrasal verbs.
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