PHRASAL VERBS RELATED TO FAVORITE HOLIDAY FOOD

1. What does the phrasal verb "dig in" mean?

• 1. To plant vegetables in a garden

• 1. To start eating eagerly or enthusiastically

• 1. To dig a hole for a barbecue grill

• 1. To clean up after a meal

1. Which phrasal verb means "to add flavor or excitement to something"?

• Spice up

• Carve out

• Whip up

• Mix in

1. What does the phrasal verb "carve out" mean?

• 1. To slice food, especially meat

• 1. To remove decorations from a cake

• 1. To shape butter into decorative forms

• 1. To cut vegetables into small pieces

1. Which phrasal verb means "to quickly and easily prepare food or a meal"?

• Warm up

• Dress up

• Settle down

• Whip up

1. What does the phrasal verb "mix in" mean?

• 1. To combine ingredients thoroughly

• 1. To divide a dish into smaller portions

• 1. To remove an ingredient from a recipe

• 1. To arrange food attractively on a plate

1. Which phrasal verb means "to add attractive or decorative elements to food"?

• Dig in

• Help yourself

• Dress up

• Finish off

1. What does the phrasal verb "settle down" mean?

• 1. To sit down and start eating

• 1. To organize the table setting

• 1. To plan a menu for a holiday dinner

• 1. To clean the kitchen after cooking

1. Which phrasal verb means "to serve yourself as much food as you want"?

• Carve out

• 1. Mix in

• 1. Help yourself

• 1. Pass around

1. What does the phrasal verb "finish off" mean?

• To eat or consume the last portion of food

• 1. To clean up the dining area for later use

• 1. To prepare a dish for cooking

• 1. To freeze leftovers

1. Which phrasal verb means "to distribute food to others at the table"?

• Dress up

• 1. Settle down

• Pass around

• 1. Whip up