PHRASAL VERB WORK part 2

This video is part of a 30-day challenge to learn phrasal verbs, focusing on those with 'work'. It explains various meanings and uses of phrasal verbs like 'work against', 'work around', 'work at', and more. The video also includes a pronunciation guide for the word 'work' and concludes with a promotion for Rachel's English Academy, offering courses on English conversation, pronunciation, and listening comprehension.

What does the phrasal verb 'work against' imply?

• To find a new method

• To support a desired outcome

• To make achieving a goal more difficult

• To collaborate with someone

How is 'work around' used in a sentence?

• To include something in a plan

• To exercise rigorously

• To persuade someone

• To find an alternative solution

What does 'work at' suggest when used in a sentence?

• To avoid doing something

• To try hard and put in effort over time

• To relax and take a break

• To complete a task quickly

In what context is 'work away' often used?

• To work continuously with effort

• To stop working on something

• To include something in a plan

• To persuade someone

What does 'work off' mean in terms of physical activity?

• To eat more food

• To burn calories through exercise

• To gain weight

• To relax after a meal

How can 'work on' be used in a business context?

• To ignore a client

• To persuade someone to agree

• To complete a project

• To take a break from work

What is a key pronunciation tip for the word 'work'?

• Drop your jaw significantly

• Keep the jaw movement minimal

• Emphasize the 'k' sound

• Avoid rounding the lips