Level 2 | Unit 2: Insect Communication | Video 5: Phrasal Verbs

Phrases
To talk to each other
Meaning: To communicate with one another.
Example: Insects use different ways to talk to each other.
To make sounds
Meaning: To produce noises.
Example: They can make sounds by rubbing their body parts together.
To send messages
Meaning: To communicate or transmit information.
Example: Some insects use bright colours or lights to send messages.
To leave a trail
Meaning: To create a path or track that others can follow.
Example: Ants leave a trail of chemicals called pheromones to guide others.
To guide others
Meaning: To lead or direct others.
Example: Ants leave pheromones to guide others.
To rub together
Meaning: To move two things against each other repeatedly.
Example: Insects can make sounds by rubbing their wings together.
To light up
Meaning: To illuminate or become brighter.
Example: Fireflies light up to attract mates.
To trail behind
Meaning: To follow someone or something.
Example: Worker ants trail behind the leader.
To flash signals
Meaning: To emit brief bursts of light as a form of communication.
Example: Some insects flash signals to warn of danger.
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