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For today’s English lesson, let’s take a look at seven phrasal verbs that use blow. This is vocabulary that you can use in your everyday English conversations and writing. By the way, I want to remind you that blow is an irregular verb and the three parts are blow, blew, and blown. Ok, Let’s check it out.
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- Paul McCartney blows me away. Even though he is 78 years old, he is still making new music and touring.
- The Picasso exhibition in the museum really blew me away.I am blown away by Paul McCartney. What an amazing musician.
- I was blown away by the Picasso exhibition.
- I heard that Jack blew into town last night. I hope I get a chance to see him.
- My cousin blew in this morning on his way to Boston just to say hi.
- I scheduled a couple of appointments for people to come for a job interview this morning but one of them blew me off.
- The last time I asked Tommy to pick me up at the station he blew me off, so I’m never going to ask him for a favor again.
- I’m supposed to go to a meeting this afternoon but I think I’m going to blow it off because I’m too tired.
- All of the candles blew out when I opened the window.
- The explosion caused the laboratory door and windows to blow out.
- It seems like the light bulb in my refrigerator blew out. I have to look for a replacement.
- If you use the microwave oven and the hairdryer at the same time the fuse will certainly blow out.
- Kim often has arguments with her husband but it usually blows over quickly.
- Our customer is still angry because we lost his shipment last month. I wonder when is this going to blow over.
- My friend Stephen likes to blow up fireworks on Independence Day.
- Please don’t smoke a cigarette while you’re putting gasoline in the car. You don’t want to blow up, do you?
- The boss blew up when I came to the office late this morning. I’d better be careful tomorrow.
- My wife really blew up when I came home at 2 AM last night. Oops!
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