Daily Phrasal Verbs with Chris Americo

In this video, Chris Americo explains the phrasal verbs 'think something over' and 'mull something over', which are synonyms meaning to consider something carefully or take time to think about it. He provides examples of how these phrases can be used in everyday situations, such as responding to a business proposal or making a decision. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, and comment.

What are the two phrasal verbs introduced in the video?

• To think something over and to mull something over

• To think something up and to mull something up

• To think something through and to mull something through

• To think something out and to mull something out

What does 'to mull something over' mean?

• To accept something without thinking

• To reject something immediately

• To consider something carefully

• To forget about something

In the business example, what does the speaker suggest you might say if you need more time?

• I need to think it up, give me an hour

• I need to think it through, give me a week

• I need to mull it over, give me a day or two

• I need to mull it out, give me a month

What is the suggested phrase to use when selling something to someone?

• Here's a brochure, go home and think it over

• Here's a brochure, go home and mull it through

• Here's a brochure, go home and think it up

• Here's a brochure, go home and mull it out

What are viewers reminded to do at the end of the video?

• Press like, press subscribe, and leave a comment

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