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What does the phrasal verb 'put off' mean in the context of a project?
What does the phrasal verb 'put off' mean in the context of a project?
- To delay or postpone a task (correct)
- To develop or generate a new idea
- To carry out or complete a task
- To look into or investigate an issue
Which phrasal verb is used to describe the launch of a new product or service?
Which phrasal verb is used to describe the launch of a new product or service?
- Look into
- Roll out (correct)
- Carry out
- Put off
What does the phrasal verb 'come up with' mean in the context of a marketing team?
What does the phrasal verb 'come up with' mean in the context of a marketing team?
- To delay or postpone a task
- To develop or generate a new idea (correct)
- To carry out or complete a task
- To look into or investigate an issue
Which phrasal verb is used to describe the act of investigating or examining an issue?
Which phrasal verb is used to describe the act of investigating or examining an issue?
What does the phrasal verb 'accept' mean in the context of an employee's resignation?
What does the phrasal verb 'accept' mean in the context of an employee's resignation?
Which phrasal verb is used to describe the anticipation of a future event?
Which phrasal verb is used to describe the anticipation of a future event?
What does the phrasal verb 'carry out' mean in the context of a project?
What does the phrasal verb 'carry out' mean in the context of a project?
Which phrasal verb is used to describe the act of delaying or postponing a task?
Which phrasal verb is used to describe the act of delaying or postponing a task?
What does the phrasal verb 'roll out' mean in the context of a marketing strategy?
What does the phrasal verb 'roll out' mean in the context of a marketing strategy?
Study Notes
Phrasal Verb Exercise 1
- The project manager had to put off the deadline due to unexpected delays, meaning to delay or postpone it.
- The team decided to roll out the new marketing strategy next quarter, meaning to launch or introduce it.
- The customer service representative promised to look into the issue and get back to me, meaning to investigate or examine it.
- The CEO had to accept the employee's resignation at the last minute, meaning to agree to or approve it.
- The sales team is looking forward to the new product launch event next month, meaning to anticipate or expect it.
Phrasal Verb Quiz
- Put off means to delay or postpone something.
- Come up with means to develop or generate an idea or plan.
- Look into means to investigate or examine something.
- Accept means to agree to or approve something.
- Look forward to means to anticipate or expect something.
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Test your knowledge of phrasal verbs in English with this exercise, designed for B2 level students. Choose the correct phrasal verb to complete each sentence and improve your language skills. Practice with 3 sentences and get ready to take your English to the next level!
