PHRASAL VERB WALK

This video tutorial focuses on phrasal verbs using 'walk'. It covers various expressions such as 'walk off', 'walk away', 'walk out', 'walk in', 'walk into', 'walk over', 'walk through', and 'walk up'. Each phrase is explained with examples to illustrate its meaning and usage. The video also provides pronunciation tips for the word 'walk'. Additionally, it promotes Rachel's English Academy and its upcoming phrasal verbs course, encouraging viewers to subscribe and join the mailing list for more learning resources.

What does 'walk into' imply when referring to a situation?

What is the implication of 'walking over someone'?

How can 'walk through' be used in a practical context?