Don't Put Off Learning this Phrasal Verb #shorts

The video tutorial explains the idiom 'put someone off', which means to discourage someone from doing something. It provides examples, such as being put off food by unpleasant talk or discouraging someone from a bad idea. The video ends with a question to engage viewers.

What does the phrase 'put someone off' generally mean?

• To confuse someone

• To entertain someone

• To discourage someone

• To encourage someone

In the context of eating, what might 'putting someone off' refer to?

• Making someone hungry

• Encouraging someone to eat

• Cooking for someone

• Distracting someone from eating

What action does the speaker suggest if someone is put off their food?

• Continue talking

• Apologize

• Stop the distracting behavior

• Offer more food

If someone has a bad idea, how might you use 'put someone off'?

• To ignore their idea

• To support their idea

• To discourage them from pursuing it

• To help them improve it

What does the speaker invite the audience to share in the comments?

• A new idea they have

• Their favorite video

• A time they were put off something

• Their favorite food