What do you mean - cheer up? #shorts

The video tutorial explains the concept of separable phrasal verbs, focusing on 'cheer up'. It provides examples of how to use 'cheer up' in sentences to make someone feel happier. The tutorial includes practical examples to illustrate the usage of this phrasal verb in everyday situations.

What is a separable phrasal verb?

• A verb that can be split by its object

• A verb that cannot be split by its object

• A verb that is always used with a preposition

• A verb that changes meaning when split

In which situation would you use 'cheer up'?

• When someone is confused

• When someone is already happy

• When someone is feeling down

• When someone is angry

What is the purpose of using 'cheer up'?

• To make someone feel confused

• To make someone feel angry

• To make someone feel sad

• To make someone feel happier

Which of the following is an example of using 'cheer up'?

• Let's cheer the team

• Let's cheer up the weather

• Let's cheer up the room

• Let's cheer her up

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'cheer up'?

• Cheer you up

• Cheer her up

• Cheer up the room

• Cheer mum up