PHRASAL VERB PSYCH

This video is part of a 30-day challenge to learn phrasal verbs. On Day 14, the focus is on the phrasal verbs 'psych up' and 'psych out', which are explained with examples. The video also provides a detailed pronunciation guide for the word 'psych', highlighting the silent 'P' and the sounds involved. The session concludes with information about the upcoming phrasal verbs course and encourages viewers to subscribe and join Rachel's English Academy.

What does it mean to 'psych up'?

• To become physically prepared

• To mentally prepare oneself

• To confuse someone

• To relax before an event

How can 'psych out' affect someone?

• It makes them more confident

• It boosts their energy

• It reduces their confidence

• It helps them focus

Which sound is silent in the word 'psych'?

• H

• K

• P

• S

What is the purpose of Rachel's 30-day challenge?

• To write essays

• To master grammar rules

• To improve English vocabulary and pronunciation

• To learn new languages

Where can you find more courses from Rachel's English Academy?

• In public libraries

• On social media

• At rachelsenglishacademy.com

• In local bookstores