ESL Business English Phrasal Verbs - PUT - English Like A Native

The video tutorial covers seven phrasal verbs using 'put': put together, put across, put off, put up, put up with, put back, and put on. Each verb is explained with examples to illustrate its meaning and usage in different contexts, such as creating, communicating, delaying, erecting, tolerating, returning, pretending, and recording.

What does the phrasal verb 'put together' mean?

• To dismantle something

• To create something by assembling parts

• To delay an event

• To communicate effectively

How would you describe the action of 'putting across' your ideas?

• Ignoring others' opinions

• Communicating your ideas effectively

• Postponing a meeting

• Assembling a team

If you 'put off' a task, what are you doing?

• Completing it immediately

• Delaying or postponing it

• Communicating it to others

• Erecting a structure

What does 'put up with' imply in a work environment?

• Erecting a new office

• Tolerating difficult situations or people

• Communicating effectively

• Postponing a meeting

What does 'put on' mean when referring to an event?

• To cancel the event

• To host or organize the event

• To record the event

• To delay the event