How to Invite Someone Out Using 3 Phrasal Verbs in English

The video tutorial from All Ears English teaches viewers how to invite someone to spend time with them using three phrasal verbs: 'catch up', 'hang out', and 'meet up'. Each verb is explained with examples to help learners sound natural and connect with native speakers. The tutorial encourages viewers to use these phrases to make friends.

Why are phrasal verbs important when connecting with native speakers?

• They are easier to learn than other verbs.

• They make you sound more formal.

• They help you sound more natural.

• They are used only in written communication.

What does the phrasal verb 'catch up' mean?

• To finish a task quickly.

• To meet someone for a meal.

• To talk about recent events in each other's lives.

• To run faster than someone.

When is it appropriate to use the phrasal verb 'hang out'?

• When meeting a business client.

• When studying for an exam.

• When spending time with a good friend.

• When attending a formal event.

What does the phrasal verb 'meet up' imply?

• To accidentally run into someone.

• To plan a meeting with someone.

• To argue with someone.

• To avoid someone.

Which of the following is NOT a phrasal verb mentioned in the tutorial?

• Look after

• Meet up

• Catch up

• Hang out