PHRASAL VERB GRIND

This video tutorial focuses on phrasal verbs using 'grind', such as 'grind up', 'grind down', 'grind on', 'grind out', and 'grind away'. Each phrasal verb is explained with examples, highlighting their meanings and usage in different contexts. The video also provides a pronunciation guide for the word 'grind', detailing the articulation of sounds. Additionally, viewers are encouraged to join Rachel's English Academy for more in-depth courses on English conversation, pronunciation, and listening comprehension.

What does the phrasal verb 'grind up' mean?

• To work on something over time

• To produce something quickly

• To crush something into small pieces

• To wear something away by pressure

Which phrasal verb means to feel worn out due to stress?

• Grind away

• Grind down

• Grind out

• Grind up

What does 'grind on' imply when referring to a project?

• It is being ignored

• It is being done with high quality

• It is taking a long time with a negative feeling

• It is progressing quickly

Which phrasal verb is used to describe working diligently over time?

• Grind up

• Grind away

• Grind down

• Grind out

In a different context, what does 'grind on' refer to?

• A way to express happiness

• A method of grinding spices

• A cooking technique

• A type of dance move

What is the first step in pronouncing the word 'grind'?

• Round your lips for the R

• Drop your jaw

• Touch the roof of your mouth with your tongue

• Make the D sound

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