Understanding the Phrasal Verb 'Carry Off'

The video tutorial explains the phrasal verb 'carry off', which can mean to remove forcefully, to win, to manage something successfully, or to cause to die. The tutorial provides an example of its usage in a sentence, illustrating how 'carry off' can be applied in different contexts.

What is the basic meaning of the phrasal verb 'carry off'?

• To remove forcefully

• To win a prize

• To handle a situation

• To cause to die

Which of the following is a literal meaning of 'carry off'?

• To win a competition

• To manage something successfully

• To cause to die

• To remove forcefully

What does 'carry off' mean in the context of winning?

• To cause to die

• To remove something

• To win or achieve something

• To handle a situation

How can 'carry off' be understood when referring to managing something?

• To cause to die

• To remove forcefully

• To handle or manage successfully

• To win a prize

In the example given, how did she 'carry off' the project?

• She removed it forcefully

• She won it

• She caused it to die

• She managed it successfully