Can you use the phrasal verb 'back up'? #shorts

The video tutorial explains the phrase 'back someone up', which means to support someone, especially when they face opposition. It provides an example of a situation where one might need support during an argument. The speaker demonstrates how to request someone to back them up by affirming the truth. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to reflect on their experiences of backing someone up or being backed up and to share their thoughts in the comments.

What does it mean to 'back someone up'?

• To criticize someone

• To provide support to someone

• To ignore someone

• To compete with someone

In the given example, why does the speaker ask for support?

• Because they are being ignored

• Because they want to win a competition

• Because they are being attacked in an argument

• Because they need help with a task

Which of the following is NOT a reason to back someone up?

• To make them feel isolated

• To support them against opposition

• To validate their truth

• To help them in an argument

How does the speaker suggest you can back someone up?

• By providing financial aid

• By arguing against them

• By ignoring their requests

• By telling others that what they are saying is true

What is the speaker asking the audience to do?

• To argue with someone

• To share their own experiences of backing someone up

• To ignore the concept

• To provide financial support