I Act Out 20 Essential PHRASAL VERBS at Home

The video tutorial covers 20 essential phrasal verbs in English, explaining their meanings and usage with examples. It highlights verbs like 'wake up', 'get up', 'turn on', 'turn off', 'put on', 'take off', 'get on', 'pick up', 'look up', 'try on', 'put away', 'sit down', 'throw out', and 'go out'. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of these verbs for effective English communication and provides practical demonstrations to aid understanding.

What does the phrasal verb 'wake up' mean?

• To leave your bed

• To go from sleeping to being awake

• To stand up

• To turn on the light

Which of the following is a correct use of 'get up'?

• I get up the book

• I get up from my chair

• I get up the light

• I get up the jacket

What is the opposite of 'turn on'?

• Take off

• Switch on

• Put on

• Turn off

What does 'put on' mean when related to clothing?

• To remove clothing

• To wear clothing

• To stand up

• To switch off a device

What does 'get on' mean in terms of relationships?

• To climb onto something

• To pick up an object

• To start a journey

• To have a good relationship

What is the opposite of 'pick up'?

• Try on

• Get on

• Look up

• Put down

What does 'look up' mean when searching for information?

• To look towards the sky

• To stand up

• To sit down

• To search for information

What does 'try on' refer to?

• To attempt a new activity

• To test the fit of clothing

• To sit down

• To throw away

What does 'throw out' mean?

• To leave a room

• To dispose of something

• To invite someone out

• To grow up

What does 'grow up' mean?

• To increase in size

• To go out for entertainment

• To develop from a child to an adult

• To stand up