Mastering Phrasal Verbs

What does it mean to 'give up'?

• To stop trying or surrender.

• To take a break and reassess the situation.

• To ignore the situation completely.

• To continue trying without hesitation.

How would you use 'look after' in a sentence?

• They look after their car on weekends.

• I will look after my homework tomorrow.

• She looks after the weather every day.

• I will look after the dog while you are on vacation.

What is the meaning of 'run into'?

• To run a race

• To operate a machine

• To travel quickly from one place to another

• To encounter unexpectedly or to face difficulties.

Can you explain 'take off' in a daily context?

• Take off refers to a sudden increase in temperature.

• In daily context, 'take off' means to leave the ground (like a plane) or to remove something (like clothing).

• To take off means to start a conversation.

• It means to take a break from work.

What does 'put off' mean?

• To make something more exciting.

• To ignore a task completely.

• To cancel an event entirely.

• To postpone or delay something.

How is 'bring up' used in conversation?

• To summarize a previous discussion

• 'Bring up' is used to introduce a topic in conversation.

• To criticize someone's ideas

• To end a conversation abruptly

What does 'get along with' imply?

• To have a competitive relationship.

• To have a friendly or harmonious relationship.

• To ignore someone completely.

• To argue frequently with someone.

Can you use 'turn down' in a sentence?

• He was excited to turn in his homework on time.

• She wanted to turn around and leave early.

• I had to turn down the invitation to the party because I was busy.

• I decided to turn up the music for the party.

What is the meaning of 'check out'?

• To examine or inspect something.

• To leave a place or situation.

• To confirm a reservation or booking.

• To pay for a service or product.

How would you explain 'break down' in everyday language?

• To separate something into smaller parts or to stop functioning.

• To enhance the functionality of something

• To create a new version of an item

• To combine multiple elements into one