Phrasal Verbs

In the sentence:

"Remeldina never got along with her sister."

to get along means...

• be on friendly terms

• go for a walk

• cook a dead rat

• marry a vampire nun

In the sentence

"Come on, cheer up! It's not that bad."

to cheer up means...

• to say thank you

• to feel bad

• to feel happier

• to eat a church

In the sentence:

"Narcisa had her cat put down. And then she ate it."

to put down means...

• to sell

• to put on the floor

• to make fatter

• to kill

In the sentence:

"The police have given up the search for the body."

to give up means...

• to stop trying

• to start something

• to drink cat juice

• to start again

In the sentence:

"Everyone stopped talking when I brought up the topic of cannibalism."

to bring up means...

• to avoid talking

• to mention something

• to put in a higher position

• to talk to strangers

In the sentence:

"We need to look out for scorpions."

to look out means...

• look outside a window

• look around

• be careful

• to collect

In the sentence:

"Why did you hang up on me, you idiot?"

to hang up means...

• to summon a demon

• to cook somebody's knees

• to verbally abuse someone

• to end a telephone call

In the sentence:

"I was thinking of dropping by next week. Is that OK?"

to drop by means...

• to deliver something

• to stop for a visit

• to surprise someone

• to kidnap the Pope

In the sentence:

"Tonight's concert was called off."

to call off means...

• to be amazing

• to repeat

• to cancel

• to exceed expectations

In the sentence:

"Francelino put out his cigarette."

to put out means...

• to throw away

• to extinguish

• to light

• to smoke another one