Phrasal Verbs and Their Meanings

In this BBC Learning English video, Georgie introduces phrasal verbs related to technology. The video covers how to set up an online bank account, explaining verbs like 'log in', 'sign up', and 'scroll through'. It also discusses how to turn devices on and off, using verbs such as 'turn on', 'switch off', and 'turn up'. The video concludes with advice on practicing phrasal verbs using a free worksheet available online.

What is the main focus of the video presented by Georgie?

• Phrasal verbs for sports

• Phrasal verbs for technology

• Phrasal verbs for cooking

• Phrasal verbs for travel

Which action is NOT part of setting up an online bank account as described in the video?

• Logging in with a password

• Signing up on the bank website

• Turning on the laptop

• Scrolling through social media

What do 'log in' and 'sign in' mean?

• To exit a computer system

• To register for a new account

• To increase the volume

• To enter your username and password

What is the opposite of 'log in'?

• Sign up

• Turn on

• Scroll through

• Log out

What does 'sign up' mean?

• To log out of a system

• To register or create an account

• To scroll through information

• To turn off a device

What action is described by 'scroll through'?

• To increase the volume

• To move through information on a screen

• To log into a system

• To turn off a device

What do 'turn on' and 'switch on' mean?

• To register for a service

• To decrease the volume

• To log out of a system

• To activate a device

What is the opposite of 'turn on'?

• Sign up

• Log in

• Turn off

• Scroll through

What is a synonym for 'switch on'?

• Turn off

• Sign in

• Turn on

• Log out

What does 'turn up' mean?

• To register for a service

• To increase the volume

• To decrease the volume

• To log out of a system