‘Check’ phrasal verbs! 🔴Check with: To ask someone to confirm something or to confer with someone about something. Example: I have to check with my mom to find out if I can go to the party next week. 🟡Check over: This means to mark off or make a mark next to something. Example: The teacher checked off the names on the register as she called them. Check off: Mark something on a list as done Example: She CHECKED OFF the candidates’ names as they arrived. 🔵Check in: relates to the process of reg

How many uses of the word 'check' do you know? 🤔 Did you know it can be used as both a verb and a noun? 😁 Check your understanding of 'check' with Beth in 1 minute in this week's English In A Minute. ⏰ | BBC Learning English