@englishwithrhys: Did you catch the phrasal verb in this video? I said: "A woman is holding up a cat." Hold up is a common phrasal verb in English, but it has three completely different meanings depending on the context: 1. To raise something with your hands so people can see it. "She is holding up the cat for the camera". 2. When an obstacle or event makes you late. "Sorry I’m late! Traffic held me up". 3. To stay in good condition or remain strong mentally/physically. “How are you holding up after the long day?". #english #englishteacher #englishclass