Understanding Phrasal Verbs in Context

This video tutorial introduces nine phrasal verbs for beginners, providing examples and meanings for each. The verbs include 'sit down', 'stand up', 'come in', 'take after', 'get on', 'tell off', 'grow up', 'look after', and 'run into'. The video also includes a review section and an exercise to reinforce learning. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for more English learning content.

What does the phrasal verb 'sit down' mean?

• To stand up

• To take a seat

• To enter a room

• To resemble someone

Which phrasal verb means 'to resemble someone'?

• Get on

• Come in

• Tell off

• Take after

If two people 'get on', what is their relationship like?

• They are family

• They are strangers

• They have a friendly relationship

• They are angry with each other

What does 'look after' mean?

• To grow older

• To ignore someone

• To take care of someone

• To meet someone by chance

Which phrasal verb describes meeting someone unexpectedly?

• Sit down

• Stand up

• Tell off

• Run into