Understanding Phrasal Verbs Meaning

This video tutorial covers various phrasal verbs using 'put', explaining their meanings and contexts. It includes 'put on', 'put off', 'put aside', 'put away', 'put up', 'put down', 'put out', 'put forward', 'put over', 'put back', 'put in', 'put across', and 'put together'. Each section provides examples and explanations to help learners understand and use these phrasal verbs effectively in everyday situations.

What does 'put on' mean when referring to clothing?

• To wear clothing

• To wash clothing

• To fold clothing

• To remove clothing

Which of the following is an example of 'put on' in the context of makeup?

• Put on your coat

• Put on the light

• Put on sunscreen

• Put on weight

What does 'put on' mean when used with devices?

• To operate a device

• To sell a device

• To repair a device

• To turn off a device

What does 'put on weight' imply?

• To lose weight

• To gain weight

• To maintain weight

• To measure weight

What does 'put off' mean in the context of scheduling?

• To cancel something

• To delay something

• To start something

• To finish something

How does 'put off' function when discouraging someone?

• To encourage someone

• To motivate someone

• To support someone

• To deter someone

What does 'put aside' mean when referring to money?

• To borrow money

• To waste money

• To save money

• To spend money

What does 'put aside' mean in the context of differences?

• To highlight differences

• To ignore differences

• To discuss differences

• To create differences

What does 'put away' mean when organizing?

• To hide things

• To tidy up

• To leave things out

• To break things

What does 'put up' mean when referring to decorations?

• To sell decorations

• To hang decorations

• To store decorations

• To take down decorations