Phrasal Verbs in Fashion Context

Vanessa from SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com introduces a video tutorial on 27 phrasal verbs related to clothing. Her husband Dan models the verbs, as Vanessa is pregnant. The video covers categories like buying, dressing, closing, fancy dressing, weather, old clothing, shoes, modifying, and tidying. Vanessa provides examples and a practice test to reinforce learning. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to use the phrasal verbs in their daily lives and to download a free ebook.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Learning about different clothing styles

• Understanding phrasal verbs related to clothing

• Discussing fashion trends

• Exploring English grammar rules

Which phrasal verb would you use when trying on clothes?

• Take off

• Throw on

• Try on

• Put on

If Dan is late for work, which phrasal verb describes his action of quickly wearing a hoodie?

• Have on

• Take off

• Throw on

• Put on

What does Dan do to his coat before going outside?

• Tuck in

• Button up

• Zip up

• Roll up

What does 'dress up like' mean?

• To wear formal clothes

• To imitate someone's style

• To wear casual clothes

• To change clothes

Which phrasal verb is used to describe removing layers of clothing when it's hot?

• Strip down

• Wrap up

• Bundle up

• Put on

What happens to Dan's favorite shorts after wearing them too much?

• They are folded up

• They are worn out

• They are let out

• They are taken in

Which phrasal verb describes the action of wearing shoes quickly?

• Slip on

• Break in

• Lace up

• Kick off

What should Dan do if his shirt is too small?

• Take it in

• Fold it up

• Hang it up

• Let it out

What does Dan do with his clothes after washing them?

• Try them on

• Take them off

• Put them away

• Throw them on