Phrasal verbs with HOLD: hold on, hold off, etc. - American English

The video tutorial discusses phrasal verbs that use the verb 'hold'. It begins with an introduction to phrasal verbs, explaining their structure and idiomatic nature. The tutorial then provides a detailed guide on the pronunciation of 'hold', highlighting its unique phonetic characteristics. It explores the basic meanings of 'hold' and delves into various phrasal verbs formed with 'hold', such as 'hold on', 'hold off', 'hold up', and others, providing examples and contexts for each. The video concludes with a call to action for further learning and resources.

What is a phrasal verb?

Explain the pronunciation of the verb 'hold'.

What does 'hold on' mean in a command form?

Provide an example of using 'hold on tight'.

What does it mean to 'hold on to' something?

What does 'hold off' mean?

Explain the difference between 'hold up' and 'hold off'.

How can 'hold down' be interpreted in a job context?

Describe the meaning of 'hold back' in terms of emotions.

What are the two meanings of 'hold against'?