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Which phrase best indicates the seriousness of an injury?
Which phrase best indicates the seriousness of an injury?
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What term is used to describe technology that is very modern and up to date?
What term is used to describe technology that is very modern and up to date?
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Which phrase implies a significant amount of something?
Which phrase implies a significant amount of something?
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Which action would result in the removal of data from a device?
Which action would result in the removal of data from a device?
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What is the term for content that spreads rapidly through online platforms?
What is the term for content that spreads rapidly through online platforms?
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What does the term 'wired' suggest in the context of technology?
What does the term 'wired' suggest in the context of technology?
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Which phrase best describes a reaction to being influenced by pressure?
Which phrase best describes a reaction to being influenced by pressure?
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What does 'user-friendly' imply about a device or application?
What does 'user-friendly' imply about a device or application?
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What does the term 'go viral' indicate in social media?
What does the term 'go viral' indicate in social media?
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Which of the following terms suggests a significant improvement or enhancement?
Which of the following terms suggests a significant improvement or enhancement?
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Study Notes
Phrasal Verbs
- Get over: To recover from something, or to move past a difficult situation or strong emotion. It implies overcoming a challenge and moving on to something more positive.
- Speak out: To express one's opinions or feelings, specifically when doing so publicly and perhaps against something considered wrong. This often involves expressing the opinion strongly.
- Join up: To become a member of a group or organization, often a military one. Could also be used in the context of joining a team or group.
- Give up: To stop trying. It suggests resignation and abandoning a goal or effort. This usually implies defeat or exhaustion.
- Give in: To concede or surrender to someone or something. It suggests yielding to pressure. Usually implying agreement against one's will.
- Turn off: To stop a device or system from operating. Can also be used in a more figurative sense to refer to a feeling or mood.
- Call off: To cancel or postpone an event or activity. This typically implies an organized action that is no longer going ahead.
- Keep on: To continue doing something. It stresses a sustained action or activity.
- Pick up: To lift something or someone, or to regain or learn something. Could also imply to resume an activity after a pause.
Related Words and Phrases
- Heavy Rain: A significant amount of rain.
- Seriously Injured: Severely hurt.
- Slightly Injured: Minor injury.
- Deep Trouble: Significant difficulty or crisis.
- Vast Majority: A large portion (more than half).
- Pleasant Surprise: A positive and unexpected event.
- Heated Argument: An intense and passionate discussion.
- Wide Awake: Fully alert.
- Fast Asleep: Sleeping soundly.
- Install: To put a device or software into operation on a computer, phone, or other technology.
- Equipped With: Having something as a piece of equipment.
- Cutting-Edge: Using the newest, most advanced technology.
- Update: To fix or upgrade something.
- Browse: View content or options.
- Delete: To get rid of data.
- Deny: To refuse; reject.
- Access: To gain entry or ability to use something.
- Upgrade: To improve the quality or functionality of something.
- Upload: To send data or files from a device to a server.
- Wireless: Using a radio signal to provide connection.
- Device: A machine, instrument or piece of equipment.
- Go Viral: Spread quickly and widely online.
- User-Friendly: Designed to be easy to use.
- Evlove: Develop or change over time.
- Capable of: Able to do something.
- Highly Unlikely: Very improbable.
- Gaming: Playing video games.
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Test your knowledge of common phrasal verbs with this quiz. Explore their meanings and usage in various contexts. Perfect for English language learners and those looking to enhance their vocabulary.
