PHRASAL VERB WRITE

This video is part of a 30-day challenge to learn phrasal verbs. Day 29 focuses on phrasal verbs with 'write' and 'right', explaining their meanings and uses in different contexts. The video also provides pronunciation tips for these words. The session concludes with a promotion for Rachel's English Academy, offering courses on English conversation, pronunciation, and listening comprehension.

What does 'write back' mean in the context of phrasal verbs?

• To create a new story

• To reply to someone's communication

• To erase something

• To start a new project

Which of the following is a meaning of 'write off'?

• To add a character to a play

• To fill out a form

• To remove a character from a story

• To dismiss something as unimportant

What does 'write out' mean when used in the context of a will?

• To remove someone from a will

• To sign a will

• To create a new will

• To include someone in a will

What is one of the meanings of 'write up'?

• To issue an official warning

• To create a new character

• To dismiss something as unimportant

• To fill out a form

What is the opposite of 'write in'?

• Write off

• Write out

• Write up

• Write back

What is a pronunciation tip for the word 'right'?

• The 'i' is silent

• The 'g' is pronounced

• The 't' is pronounced as a flap T if the next word begins with a vowel

• The 'r' is silent

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