2017 - Walk Up to Any Native Speaker with This Impressive English Vocabulary

The video discusses the concept of 'walk up' in various contexts, including personal stories about living in New York City, a listener's question about phrasal verbs, and different uses of 'walk up'. The hosts explore the nuances of English vocabulary, including slang like 'rocked up', and demonstrate these through role play. They also emphasize the importance of shared experiences and vocabulary in building connections.

What is a common feature of many New York City apartments discussed in the conversation?

• They all have elevators.

• They are all located downtown.

• They are often walk-ups.

• They are all luxury buildings.

What does the phrasal verb 'walk up to' imply?

• Walking away from someone.

• Walking towards someone confidently.

• Walking around aimlessly.

• Walking with hesitation.

In which country is the slang 'rocked up' commonly used?

• India

• Canada

• Australia

• United States

What is the difference between 'walk up' and 'run up' when referring to escorting someone or something?

• 'Walk up' is used for items, 'run up' for people.

• 'Walk up' is used for people, 'run up' for items.

• Neither is used for people.

• Both are used interchangeably.

What does 'walk up' refer to when used as a noun?

• A type of building with a garden.

• A type of building with only stairs.

• A type of building with a rooftop.

• A type of building with an elevator.

Which city is most associated with the term 'walk up' as a noun?

• Chicago

• Miami

• New York City

• Los Angeles

What is a key takeaway from the role play about using specific vocabulary?

• It helps in building connections through shared experiences.

• It is not important in conversations.

• It should be avoided in formal settings.

• It is only useful in written communication.

Why is it beneficial to strike up conversations about various topics?

• To practice speaking skills.

• To impress others with knowledge.

• To avoid awkward silences.

• To find commonalities and build connections.

What can be a shared experience that helps in building connections?

• All of the above.

• Watching the same TV show.

• Reading the same book.

• Living in the same city.

What is the main theme of the conversation in the video?

• The differences between American and Australian slang.

• The history of New York City buildings.

• The challenges of living in New York City.

• The importance of vocabulary in building connections.