1885 - How to Make English Phrasal Verb Troubles Go Away

The video discusses the phrasal verb 'go away', exploring its various meanings and emotional contexts. Through anecdotes and role plays, the speakers illustrate how 'go away' is used in different scenarios, such as by teenagers or in celebrity encounters. The video also offers insights into parenting and emotional communication, emphasizing the importance of understanding and naming emotions.

What is a common scenario where teenagers use the phrase 'go away'?

• When they are annoyed

• When they are happy

• When they are studying

• When they are hungry

Why might a celebrity use the phrase 'go away'?

• To ask paparazzi to leave them alone

• To express gratitude

• To start a conversation

• To invite fans closer

In what context might someone wish for a problem to 'go away'?

• When they want to keep it

• When they are enjoying it

• When they are frustrated by it

• When they are indifferent to it

How can 'go away' be used in terms of pain?

• To wish for it to stop

• To increase it

• To celebrate it

• To ignore it

What is a common theme in TV shows set in prisons?

• They are all documentaries

• They avoid emotional topics

• They focus on comedy

• They explore the concept of 'going away' for a long time

What is the role of 'go away' in the family role play?

• To express a desire for space

• To indicate agreement

• To ask for help

• To show excitement

What is a key takeaway about the phrase 'go away'?

• It is always used in a positive context

• It is emotionally charged

• It is appropriate for workplace settings

• It is only used by teenagers

What should you consider when using 'go away' in a conversation?

• The emotional context

• The time of day

• The weather

• The person's favorite color

What is a suggested alternative to saying 'go away' in a professional setting?

• Please leave immediately

• I need some time to think

• Go away now

• I don't want to talk

What is a potential effect of naming emotions in a conversation?

• It can confuse the listener

• It can escalate the situation

• It can diffuse tension

• It can make people feel unseen