PHRASAL VERB SHOW

This video is part of a 30-day challenge to learn phrasal verbs, focusing on verbs with 'show'. It explains various uses of 'show' in phrasal verbs, such as 'show around', 'show off', and 'show up', with examples. The video also includes a pronunciation guide for 'show' and promotes Rachel's English Academy, offering courses on English conversation, pronunciation, and listening comprehension.

What does it mean to 'show someone around'?

• To impress someone with abilities

• To introduce someone to a place

• To lead someone into a place

• To confront someone

If someone is 'showing off', what are they trying to do?

• Hide their abilities

• Lead someone out

• Arrive on time

• Impress others

What does 'show through' mean?

• To lead someone in

• To be visible through something

• To arrive late

• To look better than someone

What is a 'showdown'?

• A confrontation or dispute

• A type of phrasal verb

• A way to impress someone

• A method to lead someone out

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