Catch on vs Catch out
This video explains the phrasal verbs 'catch on' and 'catch out'. Something that ‘catches on’ becomes popular.
No one expected text messaging to catch on.
If you ‘catch on’, you understand something.
It took me a while to catch on, but now I know how to do it.
To be ‘caught out’ is to be found to have made a mistake.
Don’t get caught out by the speed camera.
No one expected text messaging to catch on.
If you ‘catch on’, you understand something.
It took me a while to catch on, but now I know how to do it.
To be ‘caught out’ is to be found to have made a mistake.
Don’t get caught out by the speed camera.
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