Understanding Phrasal Verbs and Their Meanings

The video tutorial introduces phrasal verbs, focusing on those using the word 'run'. It explains the structure and function of phrasal verbs, emphasizing their role in enhancing English fluency. The tutorial covers 12 phrasal verbs with 'run', providing definitions and examples for each. These include 'run away from', 'run over', 'run for', 'run around', 'run out', 'run into', 'run up', 'run on', 'run by', 'run off with', 'run through', and 'run up against'. Each verb is explained with practical examples to aid understanding and usage.

What is the primary function of a particle in a phrasal verb?

• To indicate the tense of the verb

• To make the verb sound more formal

• To change the meaning of the main verb

• To add emphasis to the verb

Which of the following best describes 'run away from'?

• To move quickly towards something

• To chase after someone

• To avoid responsibilities

• To escape from attackers or challenges

What does 'run over' mean when referring to time?

• To cancel an event

• To start on time

• To exceed a time limit

• To finish early

What does 'run for' imply in a political context?

• To support a candidate

• To vote in an election

• To campaign for a major role

• To flee from a political position

What does 'run around' suggest about someone's activities?

• They are busy with various tasks

• They are relaxing at home

• They are exercising

• They are traveling abroad

What does 'run out' mean in terms of resources?

• To purchase more supplies

• To share resources with others

• To deplete the supply of something

• To have an abundance of something

What does 'run into' mean when referring to people?

• To plan a meeting with someone

• To accidentally meet someone

• To call someone on the phone

• To avoid someone

What does 'run up' mean in a financial context?

• To accumulate a debt

• To invest in stocks

• To save money

• To withdraw cash

What does 'run on' mean when referring to energy?

• To generate energy

• To waste energy

• To conserve energy

• To be powered by a specific source

What does 'run by' mean in terms of ideas?

• To forget about ideas

• To steal someone's ideas

• To present ideas for feedback

• To ignore someone's ideas