Have you ever heard someone say, I can't make it? Make what? What does this mean? Today, we're going to look-at four ways to use make it. Make it can mean to succeed or to become successful. We've finally made it. This means we have finally become successful. Successful? He has what it takes to make it. This means he has the skills or qualities that he needs to succeed. He hopes to make it as a boxer. This means he hopes to succeed in his boxing career. Make it can also mean to attend or be at an event. Will you be able to make it? This means, will you be able to come to the event? I'm sorry I wasn't able to make it. This means, I'm sorry that I was not able to come to the event. I'm so glad that you made it. This means, I'm so glad that you were able to come to this event. Make it can also mean to arrive at a destination. Especially when we are thinking-about time. I made it home in 20 minutes. This means it took me 20 minutes to get-home. We're not going to make it there on-time. This means we're going to be late. Has he made it back yet? This means has he returned yet? Make it can also mean to survive. To not die. You might hear this. In an action movie or in a TV show with doctors. You're going to make it. This means you're not going to die. I'm sorry, he didn't make it. This means, I'm sorry, he died. And there is also the expression to make it out. To make it out means to escape. To successfully exit a place or situation, especially a dangerous one. We're going to make it out of here. This means we're going to get-out-of here. We are going to escape. He made it out without a scratch. This means he escaped without any injuries. There was a fire, but everyone made it out. This means everyone escaped. No one died. So now you know four ways to use make it and one-way to use make it out. And if you want more videos like this, please make sure to follow me on facebook and subscribe to my youtube channel. Thank you for watching.