PHRASAL VERB PRICE

This video is part of a 30-day challenge focusing on phrasal verbs, specifically those related to pricing. The instructor discusses various phrasal verbs such as 'price out', 'shop around', 'price up', and 'price down', providing examples and explanations for each. Additionally, there is a detailed pronunciation guide for the word 'price'. The video concludes with a review and promotion of Rachel's English Academy, encouraging viewers to subscribe and join the online courses.

What does the phrasal verb 'price out' mean?

• To increase the price of an item

• To compare prices from different sources

• To buy an item immediately

• To sell an item at a discount

Which phrasal verb means to look at different stores before making a purchase?

• Shop around

• Price out

• Price up

• Price down

What does 'price up' indicate?

• Comparing prices

• Reducing the price

• Selling at a discount

• Increasing the price

What is the meaning of 'price down'?

• To decrease the price

• To compare prices

• To increase the price

• To buy immediately

What is the main focus of Rachel's English Academy?

• Teaching advanced grammar

• Studying literature

• Learning new languages

• Improving English conversation and pronunciation