Business English Phrasal Verbs Quiz 1

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What is the meaning of the phrasal verb 'carry out'?

To implement or perform

What does the phrasal verb 'put off' mean?

To cancel something

Which of the following phrasal verbs means 'to tolerate or endure'?

Get by

What does the phrasal verb 'break up' mean?

To separate or divide

What is the meaning of the phrasal verb 'carry on'?

To think of an idea

What does the phrasal verb 'bring about' mean?

To make progress or improve

What does the phrasal verb 'put off' mean?

To delay or postpone

Which phrasal verb means 'to avoid or escape from'?

Get away with

What does the phrasal verb 'figure out' mean?

To understand or comprehend

Which of the following phrasal verbs means 'to reject or refuse something'?

Turn down

What does the phrasal verb 'take up' mean?

To select or choose

Which phrasal verb means 'to review or examine'?

Go over

What does the phrasal verb 'get through' mean?

To handle or deal with a difficult situation

Which of the following phrasal verbs means 'to arrive or appear'?

Turn up

What does the phrasal verb 'turn on' mean?

To start a computer or device

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Phrasal Verbs and Their Meanings

  • Carry out: to perform or complete a task, duty, or action
  • Put off: to postpone or delay something, often to a later time
  • Put up with: to tolerate or endure something unpleasant
  • Break up: to separate or divide something into parts, or to end a relationship
  • Carry on: to continue doing something, often in a difficult or challenging situation
  • Bring about: to cause something to happen or exist
  • Put off (again): to postpone or delay something, often to a later time
  • Get around: to avoid or escape from something
  • Figure out: to find a solution to a problem or understand something
  • Turn down: to reject or refuse something
  • Take up: to start doing something, often as a hobby or activity
  • Go over: to review or examine something
  • Get through: to successfully complete or deal with a difficult situation
  • Turn up: to arrive or appear, often unexpectedly
  • Turn on: to activate or switch on something, often a machine or device

Test your knowledge of business-related phrasal verbs with this quiz. Identify the correct meanings of various phrasal verbs commonly used in the context of business and organizations.

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