Phrasal Verb for Speaking IELTS - Topic: Relationships

Which Phrasal verb is mean "argue and stop being friendly with somebody"?

• get on with someone

• look up to someone

• be in touch with somebody

• fall out with somebody

Which Phrasal verb is mean "have a good relationship"?

• get on with someone

• look up to someone

• be in touch with somebody

• fall out with somebody

Which Phrasal verb is mean "gradually have a less close relationship with somebody"?

• get on with someone

• grow apart from somebody

• be in touch with somebody

• fall out with somebody

Which Phrasal verb is mean "be in communication with somebody"?

• get on with someone

• grow apart from somebody

• be in touch with somebody

• fall out with somebody

Which Phrasal verb is mean "know somebody well and see or talk to them often"?

• be close to somebody

• grow up together somebody / grow up with somebody

• grow apart from somebody

• fall out with somebody

Which Phrasal verb is mean "have many childhood and adolescent experiences in common with somebody"?

• be close to somebody

• grow up together somebody / grow up with somebody

• grow apart from somebody

• fall out with somebody

Which Phrasal verb is mean "respect somebody"?

• be close to somebody

• look up to somebody

• grow apart from somebody

• fall out with somebody

Which Phrasal verb is mean "resemble somebody in your family (in appearance or personality)"?

• be close to somebody

• look up to somebody

• grow apart from somebody

• take after some body

What is mean of the phrasal verb "take after some body"?

• argue and stop being friendly with somebody

• gradually have a less close relationship with somebody

• respect somebody

• resemble somebody in your family.

What is mean of the phrasal verb "look up to somebody"?

• argue and stop being friendly with somebody

• gradually have a less close relationship with somebody

• respect somebody

• resemble somebody in your family.