Fill It Up! 3 Tricky Phrasal Verbs with Alex Bricker - All Ears English Podcast 1742

The video features an interview with Alex Bricker, an English teacher from Colorado, who discusses his journey into teaching English and his focus on phrasal verbs. He explains the significance of phrasal verbs in everyday communication and provides examples of common phrasal verbs like 'fill up', 'fill in', and 'fill out'. Alex also shares resources for learning phrasal verbs and emphasizes the importance of understanding them in context.

What is the name of Alex Bricker's YouTube channel?

• Phrasal Verbs Mastery

• Learn English Now

• ESL with Purpose

• English with Alex

Why did Alex Bricker start focusing on phrasal verbs?

• They are rarely used in English.

• They are easy for learners to understand.

• They make up a significant portion of daily conversation.

• They are not covered in textbooks.

What percentage of daily vocabulary is made up of phrasal verbs?

• 10%

• 30%

• 40%

• 20%

What does the phrasal verb 'fill up' mean?

• To write your name

• To complete a form

• To substitute for someone

• To add liquid to a container

What is a common mistake learners make with 'fill up'?

• Confusing it with 'fill in'

• Confusing it with 'fill out'

• Using it to mean 'complete a form'

• Using it to mean 'substitute'

In which context would you use 'fill in'?

• Writing a full essay

• Substituting for a colleague

• Completing an entire form

• Adding liquid to a container

What is a common use of 'fill out'?

• To add a small piece of information

• To substitute for someone

• To complete an entire form

• To add liquid to a container

What is a humorous context in which 'fill out' is used?

• When substituting for a teacher

• When filling a gas tank

• When completing a job application

• When gaining weight after eating too much

Where can learners find more resources on phrasal verbs?

• Newspapers

• Alex's YouTube channel and website

• Local libraries

• Television shows

What is the focus of Alex's online course?

• Pronunciation skills

• Basic English grammar

• Advanced vocabulary

• Phrasal verbs in context