PHRASAL VERB BREAK part 1

This video is part of a 30-day challenge to enhance vocabulary through phrasal verbs. Day 12 focuses on phrasal verbs with 'break', including 'break away', 'breakdown', and 'break in'. Each verb is explained with examples and different contexts. The video also includes a pronunciation guide for 'break' and concludes with a promotion for Rachel's English Academy.

What does 'break away' mean in the context of a race?

• To stop running

• To join a group

• To separate from the group and lead

• To finish last

Which of the following is NOT a meaning of 'breakdown'?

• To stop functioning

• To dismantle something

• To enter illegally

• To have an emotional outburst

In what context can 'break in' mean to make something more comfortable?

• When entering a house

• When using new shoes

• When dismantling a machine

• When leading a race

What is a 'big break' in a competitive field?

• A moment of failure

• A moment of discovery

• A moment of confusion

• A moment of rest

What is the correct tongue position for pronouncing the 'BR' cluster in 'break'?

• Tongue tip at the roof of the mouth

• Tongue pulled back and lips flared

• Tongue flat and lips closed

• Tongue tip touching the teeth

What is the purpose of Rachel's English Academy?

• To focus on English conversation and pronunciation

• To offer cooking classes

• To teach Spanish

• To provide math courses

What is the main focus of the 30-day challenge mentioned in the video?

• Learning new languages

• Improving English vocabulary with phrasal verbs

• Practicing math skills

• Developing cooking techniques