Phrasal Verbs with On | Catch On | Rely On | Take on |
In this video you will learn about some common phrasal verbs with on with meaning and Examples.
1. Go on: To continue or proceed with an action or event.
Example: "Please go on with your presentation."
2. Take on: To accept or undertake a task, challenge, or responsibility.
Example: "She decided to take on the new project at work."
3. Rely on: To depend or trust in someone or something.
Example: "I rely on my friends for support during difficult times."
4. Catch on: To understand or grasp a concept or idea.
Example: "It took me a while, but I finally caught on to the new software."
5. Carry on: To continue or persevere despite difficulties or interruptions.
Example: "We need to carry on with our plans, regardless of the weather."
6. Count on: To trust or expect someone to do something reliably.
Example: "You can count on John to be there for the meeting."
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