PHRASAL VERB GROW

This video is part of a 30-day challenge to learn phrasal verbs. Day 24 focuses on verbs with 'grow', such as 'grow on', 'grow apart', and 'grow up'. The video provides definitions, examples, and pronunciation tips. It concludes with information on Rachel's English Academy and additional resources.

What does it mean if something 'grows on you'?

• You become more indifferent to it.

• You start to dislike it over time.

• You forget about it completely.

• You begin to like it more and more.

What is the meaning of 'grow apart'?

• To become closer over time.

• To become less close over time.

• To physically move away from each other.

• To develop similar interests.

What does 'grow back' refer to?

• To become smaller after being cut.

• To return to a previous state.

• To increase in size after being cut.

• To change color after being cut.

What does 'grow into' imply?

• To become too small for something.

• To become more comfortable or natural with something.

• To change something completely.

• To lose interest in something.

What does 'grow up' mean in the context of maturity?

• To physically grow taller.

• To become more childish.

• To become more mature.

• To become less responsible.