Understanding Phrasal Verbs Usage

The video tutorial explains the concept of phrasal verbs, focusing on the phrasal verb 'run into'. It describes various contexts in which 'run into' can be used, such as meeting someone unexpectedly, having an accident, encountering problems, or making a quick stop. The tutorial provides examples for each context to illustrate the usage of 'run into'.

What is another term often used for phrasal verbs?

• Idioms

• Adjectives

• Verbs

• Nouns

Which of the following is NOT a synonym for 'phrasal verbs'?

• Phrases

• Expressions

• Idioms

• Adjectives

Which of the following is NOT a context where 'run into' can be used?

• Facing a problem

• Cooking dinner

• Having an accident

• Meeting someone

In which context would 'run into' NOT be appropriate?

• Facing a computer issue

• Solving a math problem

• Having a car accident

• Meeting a friend

When you unexpectedly meet a friend on the street, which phrase can you use?

• Run past

• Run away

• Run into

• Run over

What is the past tense of 'run into' when meeting someone?

• Running into

• Run intoed

• Ran into

• Run into

Which of the following is a correct example of 'run into' in past tense?

• Run intoed a problem

• Ran into a friend

• Running into a store

• Run into a car

What does it mean if Joe's car 'ran into' another car?

• Joe parked next to another car

• Joe's car hit another car

• Joe's car was stolen

• Joe's car was washed

What does 'run into' mean when used in the context of an accident?

• To avoid something

• To collide with something

• To repair something

• To observe something

Which situation describes using 'run into' for problems?

• Running into a store

• Running into a friend

• Running into financial difficulties

• Running into a park