Phrasal verb: see through - Day 16 with JenniferESL

Hello. It's Day 16,

and we have five more verbs to study.

I know phrasal verbs can present some challenges,

but together we'll see this through.

Let's meet our goal.

What does "see through" mean?

Look at this next example.

What do you notice about the structure?

There are two objects.

There's a mention of difficulty,

but the definition has changed, hasn't it?

Take a moment to study both definitions.

Do you see projects through?

Or do you tend to start several different things

and not really finish any of them?

Let's review the phrasal verbs from Days 11-16.

I have a short text for you in two parts.

Here's the first part.

As you see, one of the phrasal verbs will not be used.

And here's the second part.

Again, only three of the phrasal verbs will be used.