Phrasal Verbs

What does the phrasal verb "break down" mean?

• To relax and have fun

• To stop functioning or working

• To pick someone up

• To continue doing something

To take care of or attend to someone or something.

• get on

• pull up

• look after

• pick up

It's important to know how to ______ difficult situations in life.

• deal with

• come down to

• lie around

• turn out

To arrange or establish something.

• stand up

• get up

• wake up

• set up

I feel lazy today, so I’ll just ______ the house and watch TV.

• lie around

• get down

• pick up

• step out

What does the phrasal verb "pull up" mean?

• To break something into pieces

• To lie down

• To stop a vehicle

• To improve a situation

What does the phrasal verb "come down to" mean?

• To reduce something

• To improve or get better

• To be the main factor that influences something

• To stop something from happening

I always ______ well with my coworkers; we rarely have any disagreements.

• look after

• get on

• pull up

• hang out

Despite the rainy weather, the event ______ to be a lot of fun.

• turned out

• dealt with

• got on

• looked after

What does the phrasal verb "pick up" mean?

• To take care of someone

• To collect, or to go and get someone or something

• To deal with a situation

• To look after a place