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Phrasal Verbs Quiz: Back, Blow, Break, Bring, Calm, Call

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To explode something (correct)

To create a backup of something

To break down something

To bring up something

To blow something up

To back somebody up

To cancel something (correct)

To break down something

To break into something

To mention or introduce a topic (correct)

To calm down

To back something up

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'Blow something up' means to make something seem more important or serious than it really is, often to get attention or sympathy.
'Call off' means to cancel or postpone an event or activity.
'Bring up' means to mention or introduce a topic, often in a conversation.
'Back something up' means to support or prove something with evidence or facts.
'Break down' means to explain or analyze something in more detail, or to divide it into smaller parts.
'Calm down' means to become less angry or upset, or to make someone else feel less angry or upset.