PHRASAL VERB BREAK part 2

This video is part of a 30-day challenge to enhance vocabulary through phrasal verbs. Day 13 focuses on phrasal verbs with 'break', covering meanings and usage in different contexts. The video also includes a pronunciation guide for 'break' and concludes with information about Rachel's English Academy and upcoming courses.

What does 'break off' mean in the context of relationships?

• To start a new relationship

• To end a relationship

• To take a break from a relationship

• To strengthen a relationship

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

• To start suddenly

• To serve something

• To exit illegally

• To enter illegally

What is a 'breakthrough' commonly associated with?

• A failure

• A setback

• A success

• A delay

In what context might you use 'break up' when talking about technology?

• When a TV is not working

• When a device is malfunctioning

• When a phone call has poor reception

• When a computer is slow

What does 'break with tradition' imply?

• To reject a tradition

• To modify a tradition

• To create a new tradition

• To follow a tradition

What is the correct pronunciation tip for the word 'break'?

• Keep the tongue tip at the roof of the mouth

• Pull the tongue back and up

• Flare the lips outward

• Keep the tongue flat

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

• English conversation and pronunciation

• Mathematics

• History

• Science