Phrasal Verbs with Go

The video tutorial introduces phrasal verbs, emphasizing their importance for English fluency. It begins with a personal story to illustrate the use of phrasal verbs, followed by a detailed explanation of various phrasal verbs that include the word 'go'. The tutorial covers meanings, examples, and contexts for each phrasal verb, helping learners understand and use them effectively.

What does the phrasal verb 'go after' mean?

• To leave a place

• To agree with someone

• To pursue or chase

• To stop doing something

Which phrasal verb means to start or continue after getting permission?

• Go down

• Go back

• Go ahead

• Go away

What does 'go along with' imply?

• To completely agree

• To leave

• To accept or support

• To disagree

What does 'go back on' mean?

• To break a promise

• To return to a place

• To become ill

• To decrease

What does 'go in for' mean in the context of competitions?

• To avoid

• To judge

• To enter

• To win

What does 'go off' mean when referring to an alarm?

• To stop working

• To be triggered

• To be repaired

• To be ignored

What does 'go on' mean in the context of continuing an activity?

• To stop

• To start

• To continue

• To finish

What does 'go out' mean when referring to a social event?

• To cancel

• To leave home

• To forget

• To stay in

What does 'go over' mean when discussing details?

• To ignore

• To examine or discuss

• To forget

• To simplify

What does 'go through with' mean?

• To cancel a plan

• To complete a plan

• To start a plan

• To change a plan