IELTS Prepositions For Going Under the Knife - IELTS Energy Podcast 1204

What activity does the speaker use to stay active during recovery?

• Running in the park

• Swimming in a pool

• Doing laps on crutches

• Cycling around the neighborhood

Why are prepositions considered challenging for language learners?

• They are rarely used in conversation

• They have multiple meanings

• They are often used incorrectly

• They are not important in writing

What does the phrase 'going under the knife' mean?

• Being in a dangerous situation

• Feeling sleepy

• Undergoing surgery

• Having a minor injury

What does 'going under' refer to in a medical context?

• Feeling dizzy

• Waking up suddenly

• Being given anesthesia

• Falling asleep naturally

What is the informal term for being under anesthesia?

• Zoning out

• Knocked out

• Falling asleep

• Passing out

What is the meaning of 'coming out of it' after surgery?

• Leaving the hospital

• Recovering from anesthesia

• Talking to the doctor

• Feeling pain

How does the speaker describe moving around on crutches?

• As a social opportunity

• As a difficult task

• As a dangerous activity

• As a boring routine