Are you familiar with the phrasal verb 'hang on'? #shorts

The video tutorial explains the phrasal verb 'hang on', which means to wait. It provides examples of how 'hang on' is used in everyday conversations, such as during phone calls or when someone is in a rush. The tutorial concludes by encouraging viewers to learn more about phrasal verbs through a link provided.

What is the basic meaning of the phrasal verb 'hang on'?

• To hang something

• To call someone

• To leave quickly

• To wait

In which situation might you use 'hang on' during a phone call?

• When you want to end the call

• When you need to check some information

• When you are not interested in the conversation

• When you want to change the topic

Which of the following is an example of using 'hang on' in a rush?

• Hang on, I need to eat lunch.

• Hang on, I need to go to the loo.

• Hang on, I need to finish this call.

• Hang on, I need to write an email.

What does the speaker suggest doing if you want to learn more phrasal verbs?

• Click on a link in the bio

• Attend a class

• Watch more videos

• Read a book

What is the speaker's tone when explaining 'hang on'?

• Formal

• Confusing

• Complicated

• Simple