Phrasal Verbs for Plans & Meetups: Set Up, Show Up, Tag Along (Phrasal Verb Series, Part 4)

Making plans in English means knowing which phrasal verb fits the moment — and this episode has you covered from the first invitation to the final arrival. In part four of our phrasal verb mini-series, we're focusing on the everyday language of arranging to meet people, dealing with changes of plan, and getting where you're going.You'll learn how to set up a time to catch up with a friend, and the more relaxed alternative of just dropping by or dropping in when there's no fixed plan. We'll firm up the details on something already discussed, and look at what happens when life gets in the way: calling off a trip, pushing back a dinner reservation, or setting off at dawn to beat the traffic.Then it's on to arriving and meeting up — including the slightly cheeky show up (perfect for describing someone who's always late), the casual meet up for group plans, and tag along, for those moments when you're joining someone else's plan rather than making your own.As always, shadow the example sentences as you listen to build natural rhythm and pronunciation. A free companion worksheet with matching, fill-in-the-blank, and speaking practice is linked below: https://englishsnacks.gumroad.com/l/meetupsPerfect for intermediate (B1–B2) English learners who want to sound more natural when making plans, discussing travel, or catching up with friends.🎧 Part 4 of the Phrasal Verb Series | Next up: emotionsEnglish Snacks is hosted by Amber, an Australian-born English teacher bringing bite-sized, practical lessons to learners around the world. Each episode pairs natural, conversational English with real vocabulary you can use right away — no dry grammar drills, just language that sticks.#EnglishSnacks #PhrasalVerbs #LearnEnglish