Phrasal Verbs in Academic Contexts

The video tutorial covers various phrases and expressions used in academic and professional settings. It includes discussions on submitting homework, postponing meetings, starting work, and dealing with exam results. Additionally, it addresses taking notes, keeping up with classmates, and making progress in studies. Each section provides practical examples of how to use these phrases effectively.

What is the phrasal verb used for submitting homework at a later time?

• Submit

• Give in

• Hand in

• Turn in

Which phrasal verb means to review something for errors?

• Check out

• Go through

• Look over

• Inspect

What is the phrasal verb for delaying a meeting?

• Hold off

• Push back

• Put off

• Delay

Which phrasal verb means to start working on something?

• Start up

• Begin with

• Get on with

• Get down to

What does 'get through' mean in the context of exams?

• To attempt

• To complete

• To fail

• To pass

What does 'scraped through' imply about passing an exam?

• Passed with distinction

• Failed narrowly

• Barely passed

• Passed with ease

Which phrasal verb is used for writing down information?

• Note down

• Jot down

• Take down

• Write up

What does 'keep up with' mean in a classroom context?

• To stay at the same level

• To lead

• To surpass

• To fall behind

What does 'fall behind' indicate about a student's progress?

• To advance

• To stay on track

• To lag

• To excel

Which phrasal verb means to reach the same level as others?

• Catch up with

• Keep up with

• Get ahead of

• Stay with