Understanding Clothing-Related Phrasal Verbs

This video tutorial covers various clothing-related phrasal verbs, including 'put on', 'take off', 'zip up', 'slip on', 'wrap up', 'take in', 'take out', 'unhook', and 'unzip'. Each verb is explained with a definition and an example sentence to illustrate its use in context.

What does the phrasal verb 'put on' mean?

• To dress oneself in something

• To unfasten a zipper

• To remove clothing

• To make clothing narrower

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

• She unhooked her bra.

• He zipped up his jacket.

• Please take off your shoes.

• He put on his new coat and went out.

What does 'take off' mean in the context of clothing?

• To put on an item of clothing easily

• To dress oneself in something

• To remove clothing

• To make clothing shorter

Which sentence correctly uses 'take off'?

• Children wrap up well.

• She slipped her sandals on.

• He zipped up his jacket.

• Please take off your shoes before entering the room.

What does 'zip up' mean?

• To make clothing narrower

• To dress oneself in something

• To close something with a zipper

• To remove clothing

Which of the following is an example of 'zip up'?

• She unhooked her bra.

• He zipped up his jacket.

• He put on his new coat.

• Please take off your shoes.

What does 'slip on' mean?

• To unfasten a zipper

• To make clothing narrower

• To remove clothing

• To put on an item of clothing easily and quickly

Which sentence correctly uses 'slip on'?

• Please take off your shoes.

• He zipped up his jacket.

• Children wrap up well.

• She slipped her sandals on before she went into the sea.

What does 'wrap up' mean in the context of clothing?

• To dress oneself in something

• To remove clothing

• To put warm clothes on

• To make clothing narrower

Which of the following is an example of 'wrap up'?

• Children wrap up well, it's cold outside.

• She slipped her sandals on.

• He zipped up his jacket.

• Please take off your shoes.