Phrasal Verbs 1

What does the phrasal verb 'add up' mean?

• To decrease by small amounts until there is a large total

• To delay doing something

• To start doing something new or different

• To increase by small amounts until there is a large total

What does the phrasal verb 'branch out' mean?

• To think carefully about something for a long time

• To prepare, organize, or arrange something

• To start doing something new or different

• To not make as much progress as someone else

What does the phrasal verb 'fall behind' mean?

• To continue doing something in a determined way

• To delay doing something

• To not make as much progress as someone else

• To increase by small amounts until there is a large total

What does the phrasal verb 'hold off' mean?

• To think carefully about something for a long time

• To prepare, organize, or arrange something

• To continue doing something in a determined way

• To delay doing something

What does the phrasal verb 'line up' mean?

• To start doing something new or different

• To prepare, organize, or arrange something

• To take more time than was planned

• To think carefully about something for a long time

What does the phrasal verb 'mull over' mean?

• To think carefully about something for a long time

• To continue doing something in a determined way

• To take more time than was planned

• To increase by small amounts until there is a large total

What does the phrasal verb 'press on' mean?

• To delay doing something

• To prepare, organize, or arrange something

• To take more time than was planned

• To continue doing something in a determined way

What does the phrasal verb 'run over' mean?

• To start doing something new or different

• To not make as much progress as someone else

• To delay doing something

• To take more time than was planned

What does the phrasal verb 'stick around' mean?

• To stay somewhere

• To start doing something new

• To go to a new place

• To gather all the items or people

What does the phrasal verb 'branch out' mean?

• To think carefully about something for a long time

• To not make as much progress as someone else

• To start doing something new or different

• To prepare, organize, or arrange something