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What does it mean to 'calm down' a crying baby?
What does it mean to 'calm down' a crying baby?
- To ignore the baby
- To play with the baby
- To feed the baby
- To soothe the baby (correct)
What is the meaning of 'turn down' an invitation?
What is the meaning of 'turn down' an invitation?
- To decline the invitation (correct)
- To accept the invitation cheerfully
- To find someone to go instead
- To rearrange the invitation
What does 'pick up' a backpack imply?
What does 'pick up' a backpack imply?
- To discard the backpack
- To buy a new backpack
- To carry the backpack (correct)
- To organize the backpack's content
When someone says they need to 'clean up' their house, what do they mean?
When someone says they need to 'clean up' their house, what do they mean?
What does 'check out' a new restaurant involve?
What does 'check out' a new restaurant involve?
What does the phrasal verb 'break down' mean in everyday situations?
What does the phrasal verb 'break down' mean in everyday situations?
Which phrasal verb would complete this sentence: 'Maria couldn't ___ why the computer wasn't working.'?
Which phrasal verb would complete this sentence: 'Maria couldn't ___ why the computer wasn't working.'?
What is the meaning of the phrase 'put off' in the context of the sentence about the concert?
What is the meaning of the phrase 'put off' in the context of the sentence about the concert?
In the sentence 'Can you ___ after my dog while I'm on holiday?', which verb completes it correctly?
In the sentence 'Can you ___ after my dog while I'm on holiday?', which verb completes it correctly?
Which of the following correctly completes the phrase 'I always ___ visiting my grandparents on weekends.'?
Which of the following correctly completes the phrase 'I always ___ visiting my grandparents on weekends.'?
What does 'run into' imply in the context of meeting an old friend?
What does 'run into' imply in the context of meeting an old friend?
Which of the following phrasal verbs expresses the idea of 'giving an idea for the school project'?
Which of the following phrasal verbs expresses the idea of 'giving an idea for the school project'?
In the sentence 'After a long day, I like to ___ with my friends at the park.', which option fits best?
In the sentence 'After a long day, I like to ___ with my friends at the park.', which option fits best?
What phrase best completes the sentence: 'When my alarm didn't ___ on time, I was late for school.'?
What phrase best completes the sentence: 'When my alarm didn't ___ on time, I was late for school.'?
What is the appropriate action described in the sentence: 'We need to ___ all the details before making a decision.'?
What is the appropriate action described in the sentence: 'We need to ___ all the details before making a decision.'?
Which option completes the sentence: 'When I'm upset, I take a moment to ___ before speaking.'?
Which option completes the sentence: 'When I'm upset, I take a moment to ___ before speaking.'?
Complete the sentence: 'It's important to ___ with your assignments to pass the course.'
Complete the sentence: 'It's important to ___ with your assignments to pass the course.'
Which phrase fits the context: 'I admire her so much. I really ___ her for her hard work.'?
Which phrase fits the context: 'I admire her so much. I really ___ her for her hard work.'?
Which option should be chosen to complete: 'Let's ___ the lights before we leave the room.'?
Which option should be chosen to complete: 'Let's ___ the lights before we leave the room.'?
What phrase correctly completes the sentence: 'Please don't ___ your dreams. Keep trying!'?
What phrase correctly completes the sentence: 'Please don't ___ your dreams. Keep trying!'?
Complete the sentence: 'He tried to ___ a story about why he was late, but I didn't believe him.'
Complete the sentence: 'He tried to ___ a story about why he was late, but I didn't believe him.'
Flashcards
break down (v)
break down (v)
to stop working or to separate into pieces
call off (v)
call off (v)
to cancel an event or meeting
figure out (v)
figure out (v)
to understand or solve something
point out (v)
point out (v)
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get along (v)
get along (v)
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put off (v)
put off (v)
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look after (v)
look after (v)
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cut down (v)
cut down (v)
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Carry out (v)
Carry out (v)
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Keep up (v)
Keep up (v)
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Look up to (v)
Look up to (v)
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Try Out (V)
Try Out (V)
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Give up (v)
Give up (v)
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Turn up (v)
Turn up (v)
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Check out (v)
Check out (v)
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Worn out (adj)
Worn out (adj)
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Think about (v)
Think about (v)
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Study Notes
Phrasal Verbs - Everyday Situations
- Broken down (v): A vehicle stops working.
- Call off (v): Cancel a meeting or event.
- Count on (v): Rely on someone.
- Figure out (v): Understand or solve a problem.
- Point out (v): Indicate something.
- Put up with (v): Tolerate something.
- Get along (v): Have a good relationship with others.
- Get away (v): Escape from a particular situation or place.
- Put off (v): Delay an event.
- Take after (v): Resemble a family member
- Take off (v): Start out; Depart
- Keep up with (v): Stay updated; Match pace
Phrasal Verbs - Unexpected Events
- Run into (v): Meet unexpectedly.
- Come across (v): Find or discover something unexpectedly.
- Let down (v): Disappoint someone.
- Break down (v): Fail; Fall apart.
- Come up with (v) : Think of an idea.
- Get along (v): Have a good relationship
- Take off (v): Leave; Depart
- Hang out (v): Spend time with others in a casual manner
- Get over (v): Overcome a difficult situation or emotion
- Point out (v): Show something
- Look after (v): Care for something.
- Give up (v): Stop trying
- Set up (v): Arrange a situation or organize a meeting
- Fall apart (v): Break into pieces
- Check in (v): Register at a hotel or other accommodation
- Show off (v): Display something in a way to attract attention.
- Turn down (v): Refuse something
- Keep up with (v): Continue at a certain pace
- Go off (v): Sound; Ring
- Calm down (v): Stop from being too agitated
- Come up with (v): Think of an idea
- Go through (v) : Experience a difficult or stressful period
Phrasal Verbs - Work and Study
- Put off (v): Delay a task.
- Carry out (v): Complete a task.
- Keep up with (v): Maintain a good pace with
- Give up (v): Stop trying to do something.
- Look up to (v): Admiration for someone
- Take off (v): Go away; Depart
- Turn off (v): Stop a device or machine
- Try out (v): Attempt or test something new
- Call off (v): Cancel an event.
- Break up (v): End a relationship
- Look forward to (v): Anticipate something
- Figure out (v): Understand or solve a problem
- Count on (v): Rely on someone
- Turn to (v): Seek help or advice
- Show off (v): Display something
- Set up (v): arrange a business/event
- Carry out (v): Execute a plan
- Give up (v): Stop trying
- Clean up (v): Make something tidy by removing dirt, debris or other unwanted items
- Hang out (v): Spend time with friends in a casual manner
Phrasal Verbs - Life Experiences
- Take after (v): To look like, resemble
- Get over (v): Recover from
- Grow up (v): Become an adult
- Break up (v): End a relationship
- Come across (v): Find or discover something unexpectedly
- Look after (v): Care for something/someone.
- Calm down (v): Stop being angry, upset, or excited.
- Turn up (v): Arrive; Appear
- Let down (v): Disappoint
- Put off (v): Delay.
- Take off (v): Start out; Depart
- Turn down (v): Refuse something
- Fall apart (v): Break into pieces.
- Deal with (v): Cope with a situation
- Turn to (v): Seek help from
Mixed Questions
- Carry out (v): Complete a task
- Hang out (v): Spend time with friends in a casual manner
- Check out (v) : Leave; Depart
- Look after (v): Care for someone/something
- Keep up with (v): Maintain a good pace
- Put up with (v): Tolerate
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