Want to know how to fill up your car or pump gas at a gas station in the United States?
This English video lesson covers the basics including which fuel to select and how to pay. Don't forget to close your gas cap! BONUS TIP: In the U.S., we don't say "petrol." We say "gas, gasoline, or fuel." Sometimes we say "fuel up" as a phrasal verb.
Phrasal Verbs in this online video lesson:
➡️ Pull Up - Pulled Up
➡️ Fill Up - Filled Up
➡️ Put Back - Put Back
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P.S. My son appeared in this video for fun. Special thanks to my daughter Lil for holding the camera and filming this video. They both rode with me when I noticed my car was out of gas, so I said, "hey, want to make a video?" They said, "sure!"
Thanks for watching!
