PHRASAL VERB WORK part 1

This video is part of a 30-day challenge to learn phrasal verbs. Day 26 focuses on phrasal verbs with 'work', such as 'work up', 'work towards', 'work through', 'work over', and 'workout'. Each verb is explained with examples. The video also includes a detailed pronunciation guide for the word 'work'. The session concludes with a promotion for Rachel's English Academy, offering courses on English conversation, pronunciation, and listening comprehension.

What does 'work up' mean when used in the context of emotions?

• To laugh

• To ignore

• To become upset

• To calm down

When someone is 'working towards' a goal, what are they doing?

• Achieving the goal instantly

• Avoiding any effort

• Ignoring the goal

• Making efforts with a goal in mind

What does 'work through' imply in the context of relationships?

• Avoiding communication

• Ending the relationship

• Discussing and solving issues

• Ignoring problems

What is the meaning of 'work over'?

• To handle gently

• To beat up or handle roughly

• To ignore

• To work overtime

In what context can 'workout' mean to end successfully?

• When exercising

• When a plan or situation resolves well

• When starting a new project

• When giving up

What is a key aspect of pronouncing the word 'work' correctly?

• Avoiding any lip movement

• Minimal jaw drop and correct tongue position

• Keeping the lips tightly closed

• Dropping the jaw significantly

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