Phrasal Verbs for Introducing Speaking Part 2 Answers

The video tutorial teaches phrasal verbs useful for introducing answers in speaking Part 2. It covers 'get going' and 'get around to', explaining their meanings and uses with examples. The instructor shares personal stories about procrastinating a smartphone purchase and planning a surprise party, illustrating how these phrases can be used to describe actions and decisions. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of providing detailed explanations in speaking responses.

What does the phrasal verb 'get going' imply when used in a sentence?

• To cancel a task

• To delay a task

• To start a task or leave a place

• To finish a task

Which phrasal verb is used to describe finally completing a task after delaying it?

• Get off

• Get around to

• Get doing

• Get going

In the context of speaking Part 2, how can 'get around to' be effectively used?

• To describe a task you completed immediately

• To explain why you delayed a task and finally completed it

• To list tasks you plan to do

• To describe a task you never completed

What was the reason the narrator finally decided to buy a smartphone?

• To take photos

• To access social media

• To receive emails for work

• To play games

What theme was chosen for the surprise party mentioned in the video?

• Beach party

• Hawaiian luau

• Retro disco

• Masquerade ball