This Phrasal Verb Came Up...#shorts

The video tutorial explains the usage of a common phrase, particularly how it can mean something that occurs or presents itself unexpectedly in conversation. It provides examples, such as a subject or a person's name coming up unexpectedly during a discussion. The tutorial encourages viewers to practice using the phrase by creating their own sentences and sharing them in the comments.

What is the primary meaning of the phrasal verb 'came up'?

• To be planned in advance

• To occur or present itself unexpectedly

• To rise in the air

• To be forgotten

In which situation would you use 'came up'?

• When you plan a meeting

• When you start a new project

• When a topic arises unexpectedly in a conversation

• When you finish a task

What does it mean if someone's name 'came up' in a conversation?

• Their name was planned to be discussed

• Their name was mentioned unexpectedly

• Their name was ignored

• Their name was forgotten

Which of the following is an example of 'came up'?

• I came up with a new idea

• The sun came up in the morning

• A new topic came up during our chat

• I came up to the stage

What are viewers encouraged to do with the phrasal verb 'came up'?

• Ignore it

• Use it in a sentence and share in the comments

• Forget about it

• Use it only in writing