Phrasal Verbs with On | "Try on" , "Hold on", Carry on |
In this video you will learn about some common phrasal verbs with On.
Here's how the topic been demonstrated in this video.
Look on: To observe or watch without getting involved.
Example: "She looked on as the children played in the park."
Settle on: To make a decision or choice after considering various options.
Example: "After much deliberation, they settled on the blue paint for the walls."
Play on: To exploit or take advantage of a situation or emotion.
Example: "The politician tried to play on the fears of the voters."
Try on: To test or wear clothes to see if they fit or suit well.
Example: "I need to go to the fitting room and try on these jeans."
. Carry on with: To continue doing something after a break or interruption.
Example: "Let's carry on with our meeting after lunch."
. Hold on: To wait or remain in a specific place for a short period.
Example: "Please hold on while I transfer your call to the appropriate department."
Phrasal verbs are an essential part of English language usage, and understanding their meanings can greatly enhance your communication skills.
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