Phrasal Verbs with 'Put'

This video tutorial covers 10 phrasal verbs using 'put', explaining their meanings and providing examples. The verbs include 'put away', 'put down', 'put through', 'put by', 'put forward', 'put across', 'put in', 'put off', 'put up', 'put on', and 'put over'. Each section provides a detailed explanation and practical examples to help learners understand and use these phrasal verbs effectively in different contexts.

What is the primary focus of this video?

• Improving pronunciation

• Understanding grammar rules

• Practicing phrasal verbs with 'put'

• Learning new vocabulary words

What does 'put away' mean?

• To save money

• To keep something in its place

• To record something in writing

• To propose an idea

Which of the following is an example of 'put down'?

• Proposing an idea

• Insulting someone

• Connecting someone by phone

• Saving money

What does 'put through' mean?

• To connect someone by phone

• To communicate successfully

• To save money

• To propose an idea

What is a good habit according to the explanation of 'put by'?

• Communicating effectively

• Proposing new ideas

• Recording thoughts on paper

• Saving money every month

What does 'put forward' mean?

• To tolerate something

• To propose an idea

• To dress oneself

• To postpone an event

Which of the following is an example of 'put across'?

• Postponing a meeting

• Submitting an application

• Communicating a point successfully

• Tolerating a situation

What does 'put in' mean in the context of equipment?

• To save money

• To fix a large piece of equipment

• To propose an idea

• To dress oneself

What does 'put off' mean?

• To tolerate something

• To dress oneself

• To postpone or delay

• To communicate successfully

What does 'put up' mean?

• To dress oneself

• To tolerate something

• To propose an idea

• To save money