Use These Phrasal Verbs, Because Other Students Don’t!

The video tutorial discusses the importance of using phrasal verbs and idiomatic language to achieve a high score in speaking exams. It introduces three phrasal verbs: 'ask around', 'don't care for', and 'cut back on', providing examples and contexts for each. The tutorial emphasizes the informal nature of phrasal verbs, suitable for speaking parts but not for academic writing.

What is the key to achieving a high vocabulary score in speaking exams?

• Avoiding slang

• Using idiomatic language and phrasal verbs

• Using common phrases

• Speaking slowly

What does the phrasal verb 'ask around' mean?

• To ask questions in a formal setting

• To avoid asking questions

• To ask a single person repeatedly

• To inquire from multiple people

What does the expression 'hands down' emphasize?

• Uncertainty

• Formality

• Definiteness

• Confusion

What does the phrase 'don't care for' imply?

• A formal way to say dislike

• Indifference

• A strong dislike

• A mild preference

In what context is 'cut back on' typically used?

• To eliminate completely

• To reduce usage or consumption

• To maintain current levels

• To increase consumption