1885 - How to Make English Phrasal Verb Troubles Go Away

The video discusses the phrasal verb 'go away', exploring its various meanings and emotional contexts. Through anecdotes and role plays, the speakers illustrate how 'go away' is used in different scenarios, such as by teenagers or in celebrity encounters. The video also offers insights into parenting and emotional communication, emphasizing the importance of understanding and naming emotions.

What does the phrasal verb 'go away' typically mean in a figurative sense?

In what context might a teenager use the phrase 'go away'?

What are some examples of situations where someone might say 'I wish this pain would go away'?

What does it mean when someone says 'I need this problem to go away'?

What are the emotional implications of using the phrase 'go away' in a conversation?

How does the conversation about 'go away' relate to the experience of being a teenager?

In what ways can parents help their teenagers who express feelings of wanting to 'go away'?

How can the phrase 'go away' express emotion?

What are some alternative phrases to 'go away' that can be used in a more respectful context?

How can naming emotions in a conversation help diffuse tension?