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This is the Rachel’s English 30-Day Challenge!
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Learn 30 phrasal verbs in 30 days!
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Jumpstart your vocabulary in 2017.
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Today is Day 17 and we're studying phrasal verbs with “snap”.
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Snap to it! Let’s learn this phrasal verb.
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Snap to it means do it more quickly.
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It’s ordering someone to do something, not asking nicely.
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Pick that up. Come on, snap to it!
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To snap back means to return to something, the way things were, return to what’s normal.
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This is the same as bounce back.
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She snapped back to her routine after having twins.
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I couldn’t believe it.
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It can also be used for something that’s attached with elastic or something stretchy.
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You can pull it, and it will snap back into place.
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Or, a sudden jerk: my head snapped back in the accident.
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To snap something off is to break it,
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and it makes a nice satisfying snap sound.
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You can snap a twig off a branch.
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If you snap at someone, you say something quickly, meanly
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Usually it’s been building up inside of you for a while.
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Stop that, would you!
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Fine! But don’t snap at me.
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The phrase ‘snap out of it’ means to stop feeling upset or in a bad mood.
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You’ve been complaining all day. Snap out of it!
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Snap up. Well, you can snap up a shirt that has snaps.
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But it also means to buy something quickly.
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Let’s go snap up some after Christmas sales.
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Tickets to the concert were snapped up in the first five minutes.
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Snap begins with the SN consonant cluster.
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Sn, sn. Teeth are together. I point my tongue tip up, ss,
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and then it just moves up a little bit to make the N. Sn- Sn- against the roof of the mouth.
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Sna-. Then the AA as in BAT vowel.
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Lots of jaw drop, the back of the tongue lifts. Aa, sna-, snap.
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Lips come together for the P and will usually part for small burst of air,
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the release of the P.
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Snap. Snap.
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