Phrasal Verbs Related to Telephones

This video tutorial covers various phrasal verbs related to telephone usage. It explains how to use verbs like 'pick up', 'put through', 'speak up', and 'get back' in the context of phone conversations. The tutorial also addresses how to handle phone calls, including starting, ending, and managing interruptions during calls.

What phrasal verb would you use to describe answering a phone call?

• Speak up

• Get back

• Put through

• Pick up

If you need to connect someone to another person on the phone, which phrasal verb would you use?

• Pass on

• Turn off

• Put through

• Get off

Which phrasal verb means to call someone back later?

• Hold on

• Cutoff

• Hang up

• Get back

What does 'turn off' mean in the context of phone usage?

• To speak louder

• To answer a call

• To disconnect using the power button

• To end a call

Which phrasal verb would you use to describe conveying a message to someone else?

• Get through

• Call up

• Pass on

• Phone in

What does 'breakup' refer to in a phone conversation?

• To be inaudible

• To end a call

• To wait for a short time

• To connect a call

If someone says they will 'call back', what do they mean?

• They will return a call

• They will end the call

• They will wait

• They will speak louder

What does 'hang on' mean in a phone conversation?

• To end a call

• To wait for a short time

• To interrupt

• To speak louder

Which phrasal verb means to end a phone call by breaking the connection?

• Hold on

• Hang up

• Get through

• Cutoff