24h phrasal verb Part2 Flashcards
Let’s start by using a phrasal verb to describe what is doing.
she is pointing out different data points and trends on the screen.
Point out: to indicate or draw attention to something.
Now let’s talk about the audience. What phrasal verb can we use to describe how they’re paying attention to the presenter?
They are looking over the materials in front of them while listening to her.
Look over: to examine or review something quickly.
What about a phrasal verb for someone starting to engage more actively in the meeting after listening for a while, maybe?
One of the professionals decides to chime in with their own analysis or question.
Now imagine the meeting is wrapping up. What phrasal verb could describe the team concluding?
They might wrap up the meeting by summarizing the key points and planning next steps.
Lastly, the team needs to make decisions based on the discussion. What phrasal verb fits this action?
They could follow up by taking actions based on the decisions made during the meeting.
What phrasal verb could we use to describe the man on the left starting the conversation?
He might bring up a topic they need to discuss.
How could we describe how they are sharing their thoughts on the topic?
They seem to be opening up to each other, sharing more personal or detailed information.
Suppose one of them shares a surprising piece of news. How would the other act using a phrasal verb?
The other might sit up straighter in surprise or interest.
If they start to discuss something sensitive, what phrasal verb would describe them lowering their voices?
They would tone down their conversation to make sure they aren’t overheard.
What phrasal verb would fit the action of them finishing their coffee and getting ready to go back to work?
They would wrap up their conversation and finish their coffees.
Can you start by describing what’s happening here using a phrasal verb? (Bookstore scene)
The woman in the foreground is flipping through a book she’s interested in.
Now see the man in the background. What phrasal verb can we use for his action?
He seems to be looking up from his book, maybe taking a break from reading.
If one of the customers decides they want a book they see, what phrasal verb would they use for picking it up from the shelf?
They would pick out a book they find appealing.
What about a customer who initially intended to buy a book but decides against it after checking the price?
They might back out of buying it, especially if it’s too expensive.
After spending some time in the bookstore, the people decide to leave. What verb could we use for their action of leaving?
They might head out after they’re done browsing or buying.
What do you see happening here, Sarah? (Greenhouse scene)
It looks like a woman is sitting and jotting down notes or sketches, and there’s a young boy watching her, maybe her son.
How would you describe the boy sitting next to her using a phrasal verb?
He seems to be looking on as she works, observing what she’s doing.
If the woman stops writing to explain something to the boy, what phrasal verb describes her action?
She might point out different plants or flowers in the greenhouse to him.
What phrase can we use for her action if she decides to take a break from writing and stands up to stretch?
She could stand up to take a little break and refresh.
After their visit, they prepare to leave the greenhouse. What phrasal verb would describe their action of exiting?
They would head out of the greenhouse, perhaps to go home or continue their day elsewhere.
How would you use a phrasal verb to describe what the grandfather and the boy are doing? (Fishing scene)
They’re casting out their fishing lines into the water.
How would you describe the grandfather teaching the boy to fish?
He could be showing him how to properly use the fishing rod.
If they catch a fish and release it back into the water, what phrasal verb would you use?
They would throw back the fish they catch.
They decide to pack up their equipment as the sun sets. What phrasal verb would you use?
They might pack up their fishing gear and prepare to leave.