PHRASAL VERB SNAP

This video is part of a 30-day challenge focusing on phrasal verbs, specifically those using 'snap'. It covers various meanings and uses of 'snap', such as 'snap to it', 'snap back', 'snap off', 'snap at', 'snap out of it', and 'snap up'. The video also includes a pronunciation guide for 'snap' and concludes with a promotion for Rachel's English Academy courses.

What does the phrasal verb 'snap to it' imply?

• To do something slowly

• To do something quickly

• To ignore a task

• To ask for help

Which of the following is similar in meaning to 'snap back'?

• To break something

• To return to normal

• To get angry

• To buy quickly

What does 'snap at someone' mean?

• To ignore someone

• To laugh at someone

• To speak quickly and meanly

• To speak kindly

What does 'snap up' mean in the context of shopping?

• To return an item

• To buy something quickly

• To sell something

• To look at something

What is the purpose of Rachel's English Academy?

• To teach mathematics

• To offer cooking classes

• To provide history lessons

• To improve English conversation and pronunciation