Phrasal Verbs in English Series - PLAY (7/30)

This video is part of a 30-day challenge focusing on phrasal verbs, specifically those using 'play'. It covers various meanings and uses of 'play' phrasal verbs, such as 'play up', 'play down', 'play along', and more. The video also includes a pronunciation guide for 'play' and concludes with a promotion for Rachel's English Academy, offering courses on English conversation, pronunciation, and listening comprehension.

What does 'play around' mean when referring to someone's behavior?

• To finalize a decision

• To treat something with care

• To act seriously

• To joke or not be serious

How would you describe the action of 'playing along'?

• Ignoring someone's idea

• Cooperating with someone's idea

• Making fun of someone's idea

• Disagreeing with someone's idea

What is the purpose of 'playing something down'?

• To emphasize its importance

• To make it seem less important

• To record it

• To ignore it

What does 'play on' typically involve?

• Touching something constantly

• Taking advantage of someone's fears

• Making people agree

• Ending an argument

What does 'playing with the idea' imply?

• Ignoring an idea

• Considering an idea without a final decision

• Rejecting an idea

• Finalizing a decision