Understanding Phrasal Verbs in Shopping

This video tutorial covers various shopping-related phrasal verbs in English, providing their meanings and examples. It includes verbs like 'pick out', 'try on', 'check out', 'go shopping', 'snap up', 'stock up on', 'pay for', 'ring up', 'queue up', 'sell out', and 'take off'. Each verb is explained with its meaning and usage in a sentence, helping learners understand how to use these verbs in everyday shopping scenarios.

What does the phrasal verb 'pick out' mean?

• To remove something

• To hide something

• To select or choose something

• To discard something

Which phrasal verb means to try clothes to see if they fit?

• Snap up

• Take off

• Put on

• Try on

What does 'check out' imply in a shopping context?

• To leave a store

• To examine something before buying

• To return an item

• To pay for an item

What does 'go shopping' mean?

• To window shop

• To visit stores or go online to buy items

• To sell items

• To return items

What does 'snap up' mean?

• To return something

• To ignore something

• To break something

• To quickly buy something

What does 'stock up on' mean?

• To sell items

• To buy a large quantity of something

• To discard items

• To display items

What does 'run out of' mean?

• To have an excess of something

• To deplete the supply of something

• To sell something

• To buy something

What does 'pay for' mean?

• To negotiate a price

• To avoid payment

• To provide payment in exchange for goods or services

• To receive payment

What does 'ring up' mean in a shopping context?

• To return an item

• To call someone

• To record the cost of items at the cash register

• To negotiate a price

What does 'set aside' mean?

• To reserve or save something for later

• To sell something

• To display something

• To discard something