Can You Use This Phrasal Verb? #shorts

The video tutorial explains the phrasal verb 'put up with', which means to tolerate something. It provides examples of how to use this phrase in everyday situations, particularly when dealing with negative behavior. The tutorial encourages learners to understand and use phrasal verbs, highlighting their importance in mastering English.

What does the phrase 'put up with' mean?

• To tolerate something

• To create something

• To destroy something

• To ignore something

In what context might you ask someone how they can 'put up with' something?

• When they are enjoying a movie

• When they are reading a book

• When they are dealing with a difficult situation

• When they are cooking a meal

Why is it important to learn phrasal verbs like 'put up with'?

• They are rarely used in English

• They are only used in historical texts

• They are only used in formal writing

• They are useful in everyday English communication

What should you do if you encounter bad behavior according to the video?

• Confront it

• Ignore it

• Tolerate it

• Not put up with it

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'put up with'?

• He put up with the bad service.

• She put up with the rain.

• They put up with the delicious food.

• I can't put up with this noise.