Inseparable phrasal verbs (Eng.)

What does "apply for" mean?

• A) to quit a job

• B) to request or seek something, such as a job

• C) to take a break

• D) to give up on something

What does "care for" mean?

• A) to be concerned about something

• B) to take care of someone, especially someone who is sick, elderly, or young

• C) to dislike someone

• D) to be responsible for something

What does "come back" mean?

• A) to leave a place

• B) to return to a place or situation

• C) to go forward

• D) to change one's mind

What does "break down" mean?

• A) to fix something

• B) to stop working or functioning properly

• C) to take a break

• D) to break something into pieces

What does "deal with" mean?

• A) to avoid a problem

• B) to handle or manage a situation or problem

• C) to create a problem

• D) to ignore a situation

What does "dress up" mean?

• A) to wear casual clothes

• B) to wear formal or fancy clothes

• C) to change clothes quickly

• D) to wear comfortable clothes

What does "face up to" mean?

• A) to avoid a difficult situation

• B) to confront or accept a difficult situation

• C) to run away from a problem

• D) to ignore a problem

What does "get on" mean?

• A) to get off

• B) to make progress or advance

• C) to stop doing something

• D) to give up on something

What does "get on with" mean?

• A) to argue with someone

• B) to have a good relationship or rapport with someone

• C) to avoid someone

• D) to dislike someone

What does "get over" mean?

• A) to overcome or recover from something, especially an illness or a difficult situation

• B) to get something back

• C) to forget about something

• D) to give up on something