Question 1

What does the phrasal verb 'cut back on' mean?

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To reduce or decrease something

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To increase or expand something

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To postpone or delay something

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To maintain or keep something steady

Question 2

What does the phrasal verb 'carry out' mean?

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To complete or perform a task or action

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To postpone or delay a task

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To cancel or terminate a task

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To modify or change a task

Question 3

What does the phrasal verb 'turn down' mean?

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To reject or refuse an offer, request, or invitation

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To accept or agree to an offer, request, or invitation

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To consider or contemplate an offer, request, or invitation

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To ignore or overlook an offer, request, or invitation

Question 4

What does the phrasal verb 'put off' mean?

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To postpone or delay something

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To prioritize or expedite something

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To cancel or terminate something

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To complete or finish something

Question 5

What does the phrasal verb 'break even' mean?

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To reach a point where income equals expenses, resulting in neither profit nor loss

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To incur a substantial loss

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To invest in a new venture

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To make a significant profit

Question 6

What does the phrasal verb 'set up' mean?

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To establish or create something, especially a business or organization

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To downsize or reduce something

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To modify or change something

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To shut down or close something

Question 7

What does the phrasal verb 'bring in' mean?

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To introduce or implement something new, especially for the purpose of generating revenue

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To suspend or pause something

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To lose or decrease revenue

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To remove or eliminate something

Question 8

What does the phrasal verb 'go ahead' mean?

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To proceed or continue with something, especially after receiving permission or approval

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To reconsider or think twice about something

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To postpone or delay something

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To stop or halt something

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