1934 - Figure Out How to Crack the Code with this English Phrasal Verb

The video tutorial discusses the phrasal verb 'figure out', exploring its meanings and uses in different contexts. The hosts share a personal story about using a phone app as a remote control, introduce a listener's question, and explain the verb's application in solving problems and understanding people. They also cover grammar aspects, other meanings of 'figure', and demonstrate usage through a role play. The episode concludes with key takeaways and encourages viewers to engage with the content.

What did the speaker discover about using their phone?

• It can be used to order food.

• It can be used to play games.

• It can be used as a remote control.

• It can be used as a flashlight.

What is the main topic of the listener's question?

• The meaning of 'figure out'.

• How to use a universal remote.

• The difference between 'find out' and 'figure out'.

• How to improve English fluency.

Which of the following best describes 'figure out'?

• To create a new problem.

• To ignore a problem.

• To actively solve a problem or understand something.

• To receive information passively.

What is a key difference between 'find out' and 'figure out'?

• Neither involves active participation.

• 'Find out' is more active than 'figure out'.

• 'Figure out' is more active than 'find out'.

• Both are used interchangeably.

What does 'figure' mean in the context of body shape?

• A type of clothing.

• A mathematical calculation.

• A person's silhouette or body shape.

• A type of dance move.

In business English, what does 'figure in' mean?

• To calculate expenses.

• To be a noticeable part of something.

• To exclude from a plan.

• To ignore a factor.

What is the role play scenario about?

• Shopping for a friend's birthday gift.

• Organizing a family dinner.

• Planning a business meeting.

• Discussing a movie plot.

What does the speaker suggest as a gift for someone who researches purchases?

• A piece of clothing.

• A gadget.

• A gift card.

• A book.

What is the takeaway message about using 'figure out'?

• It's rarely used in English.

• It's a formal expression.

• It's a common and natural expression.

• It's only used in written English.

Why is it important to have things to 'figure out' in life?

• It leads to confusion.

• It makes life more boring.

• It prevents learning.

• It keeps life interesting and engaging.