6 Essential Phrasal Verbs for Caring People With Big Hearts #Ad

The video tutorial introduces six caring phrasal verbs commonly used in the UK. It begins with a personal reflection on caring and invites viewers to join the M squad to raise awareness for MS. The tutorial then explains each phrasal verb—'look after', 'care for', 'wrap up', 'lie down', 'rest up', and 'slow down'—with examples. The video concludes with a call to action, encouraging viewers to engage and share their thoughts.

What is the main purpose of the M squad mentioned in the introduction?

• To organize a sports event

• To raise awareness and funds for MS research

• To teach phrasal verbs

• To promote a new product

Which phrasal verb means to ensure someone has everything they need?

• Wrap up

• Slow down

• Lie down

• Look after

What does the phrasal verb 'care for' imply?

• To ignore someone

• To slow down

• To look after someone

• To wrap something

What does 'wrap up' suggest you should do?

• Lie down

• Put on warm clothing

• Slow down

• Rest up

When someone is feeling unwell, which phrasal verb might you use?

• Wrap up

• Lie down

• Look after

• Care for

What does 'rest up' mean?

• To work harder

• To rest thoroughly

• To speed up

• To wrap up

If someone is too busy, which phrasal verb would you suggest?

• Slow down

• Look after

• Wrap up

• Care for