Understanding Phrasal Verbs: Carry On

What is a phrasal verb?

• A verb that describes a physical action only.

• A verb that is always used in the past tense.

• A verb combined with a particle that changes its meaning.

• A verb that stands alone without any additional words.

What does the phrasal verb 'carry on' mean in the context of continuing an action?

• To continue doing something.

• To carry something physically.

• To start a new activity.

• To stop doing something immediately.

In the phrase 'keep calm and carry on', what does 'carry on' suggest?

• To start a new project.

• To maintain calmness and continue as usual.

• To panic and stop all activities.

• To carry heavy objects.

How can 'carry on' be used to describe direction?

• To stand still and wait.

• To continue in the same direction.

• To change direction immediately.

• To stop and turn around.

What does 'carry on' mean when describing someone's behavior?

• To carry heavy objects.

• To act in a disruptive or childish way.

• To behave in a calm and composed manner.

• To start a new hobby.