9 Everyday Phrasal Verbs | Learn English

The video tutorial covers various everyday phrasal verbs, explaining their meanings and usage in different contexts. It includes examples for each verb, such as 'get over' for recovery, 'makeup' for inventing stories or reconciling, 'workout' for exercising or solving problems, 'find out' for discovering information, 'calm down' for relaxing after anger, 'let down' for disappointing someone, 'get together' for meeting, 'hang out' for socializing, and 'throw away' for disposing of items. The video concludes with exercises to practice these phrasal verbs.

What does the phrasal verb 'get over' mean?

• To invent a story

• To recover from an illness or disappointment

• To exercise

• To meet someone

In what context can 'makeup' be used?

• To relax after being angry

• To dispose of something

• To become friendly again after a fight

• To solve a problem

What is one meaning of 'workout'?

• To exercise

• To discover something

• To invent a story

• To disappoint someone

What does 'let down' mean?

• To meet in order to spend time together

• To disappoint someone

• To dispose of something

• To relax after being angry

What does 'throw away' mean?

• To dispose of something

• To discover something

• To exercise

• To become friendly again