Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does 'see off' mean?

• To tour and examine a building

• To deal with something

• To start a journey

• To say goodbye to someone at a station or airport

What is the meaning of 'run after'?

• To express ideas clearly

• To criticize unfairly

• To meet by chance

• To chase

When do you 'put aside' something?

• To organize an event

• To dress up

• To postpone

• To save money for a special purpose

What does 'set on' mean?

• To urge an animal to attack

• To copy something on a machine

• To store something in an appropriate place

• To express ideas clearly

When do you 'run out of' something?

• To use all of it

• To meet by chance

• To criticize unfairly

• To chase

What is the meaning of 'put forward'?

• To say goodbye to someone

• To offer an idea or opinion

• To detect the true nature of something

• To tour and examine a building

When do you 'put down to' something?

• To save money for a special purpose

• To dress up

• To say or think something happened because of something

• To postpone

What does 'run into' mean?

• To meet by chance

• To chase

• To criticize unfairly

• To express ideas clearly

When do you 'put across' your ideas?

• To write down

• To store something in an appropriate place

• To organize an event

• To express your ideas and opinions clearly

What is the meaning of 'see through'?

• To start a journey

• To say goodbye to someone at a station or airport

• To detect the true nature of somebody or something

• To deal with something