IDE Phrasal verbs Lesson 14 drag

What does 'to eat in' mean?

(a)  

• To eat at home
• To eat out

• To eat in a restaurant

• To eat fast food

What does 'to eat out' mean?

(a)  

• To eat at home

• To eat out

• To eat in a restaurant
• To eat fast food

What does 'cut and dried' mean?

(a)  

• Predictable, known beforehand
• To cut and dry something

• To cut and dry hair

• To cut and dry clothes

What does 'to look after' mean?

(a)  

• To look at something

• To watch, to supervise, to protect
• To look for something

• To look after oneself

What does 'to feel like' mean?

(a)  

• To feel something physically

• To have the desire to, to want to consider
• To feel an emotion

• To feel like a failure

What does 'once and for all' mean?

(a)  

• Once in a while
• finally, absolutely
• Once upon a time

• Once in a lifetime

What does 'to hear from' mean?

(a)  

• To hear a sound from

• To receive news or information from
• To hear a song from

• To hear a voice from

What does 'to hear of' mean?

(a)  

• To hear a sound of

• To know about, to be familiar with; to consider
• To hear a song of

• To hear a voice of

What does 'to make fun of' mean?

(a)  

• To make something fun

• To laugh at, to joke about
• To make a funny face

• To make a funny noise

What does 'to come true' mean?

(a)  

• To come to a true conclusion

• To become reality, to prove to be correct
• To come to a true understanding

• To come to a true decision