Phrasal Verbs - English Vocabulary

This video tutorial explores English phrasal verbs, explaining their importance in spoken English, providing examples through dialogue, and comparing them to one-word verbs. It offers insights into their meanings, usage, and tips for learning and remembering them effectively.

Why are phrasal verbs considered important in spoken English?

• They are used frequently in everyday speech.

• They have no specific meaning.

• They are rarely used in conversations.

• They are only used in formal writing.

Which phrasal verb means 'to arrive'?

• Run out of

• Put on

• Turn up

• Look for

What is a key characteristic of phrasal verbs?

• They are always formal.

• They consist of a verb and one or more particles.

• They are only used in written English.

• They always have independent meanings.

Which of the following is a more formal one-word verb for 'head off'?

• Arrive

• Depart

• Seek

• Install

What is the main reason phrasal verbs can be difficult to remember?

• They are always informal.

• They are only used in literature.

• They have no context.

• They often have no direct connection to their individual words.

Which preposition in phrasal verbs often indicates a decrease?

• In

• Down

• Out

• Up

What is a practical tip for learning phrasal verbs?

• Memorize them without context.

• Learn them in full sentences.

• Only use them in writing.

• Avoid using them in speech.

Which phrasal verb means 'to distribute to many people'?

• Turn up

• Give out

• Look for

• Run out of

What is the tone of the phrasal verb 'look for'?

• Formal

• Informal

• Neutral

• Literary

Which digital tool is recommended for practicing phrasal verbs?

• Microsoft Word

• Quizlet

• Photoshop

• Excel