Understanding Phrasal Verbs Meaning

The video tutorial introduces nine common phrasal verbs: get over, make up, work out, find out, calm down, let down, get together, hang out, and throw away. Each verb is explained with its meanings and examples to illustrate their usage in everyday contexts. The tutorial aims to enhance understanding and application of these verbs in daily communication.

What does the phrasal verb 'get over' mean?

• To meet someone

• To invent a story

• To exercise

• To recover from an illness or disappointment

In what context can 'make up' be used?

• To invent a story or to reconcile

• To relax after being angry

• To solve a problem

• To dispose of something

What are the two meanings of 'work out'?

• To recover and to invent a story

• To discover something and to disappoint

• To exercise and to solve a problem

• To meet someone and to relax

What does 'find out' mean?

• To dispose of something

• To become friendly again

• To discover something

• To relax after being angry

What does 'calm down' refer to?

• To exercise

• To meet for a purpose

• To relax after being angry

• To invent a story

What does 'let down' mean?

• To discover something

• To recover from an illness

• To disappoint someone

• To spend time relaxing

What does 'get together' mean?

• To invent a story

• To meet for a purpose

• To dispose of something

• To exercise

What is the meaning of 'throw away'?

• To spend time relaxing

• To recover from an illness

• To dispose of something

• To solve a problem