Lesson on PREPOSITIONAL VERBS & PHRASAL VERBS (make out, stay in, sit on, arrive at...etc.)

The video tutorial explores the differences between prepositional and phrasal verbs using a personal story. It explains how prepositional verbs are inseparable, while phrasal verbs can be separated. The instructor provides examples and analyzes verbs used in a story about a night out, illustrating their usage and meanings. The lesson concludes with a recap and encourages creating personal stories to remember these verbs.

What was the main reason the teacher had to send GPS coordinates to friends?

• The teacher got lost.

• The GPS was malfunctioning.

• The bar was hard to find.

• The friends forgot the location.

Which of the following is a characteristic of phrasal verbs?

• They always include an article.

• They cannot be separated.

• They often have different meanings.

• They are always followed by an object.

In the example 'I turned the TV on', what type of verb is used?

• Auxiliary verb

• Modal verb

• Phrasal verb

• Prepositional verb

Which verb from the story is an example of a prepositional verb?

• Find out

• Track down

• Arrive at

• Go out to

What does the phrasal verb 'turn up' mean in the context of the story?

• To end satisfactorily

• To rotate something

• To appear or arrive

• To increase volume

What is the meaning of the idiom 'give away' as used in the lesson?

• To distribute freely

• To reveal a secret

• To be very eager

• To lose something

What is a good method to remember prepositional and phrasal verbs according to the lesson?

• Using them in a story

• Practicing with flashcards

• Listening to music

• Memorizing lists