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Phrasal verbs with do and make

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Q 1/7
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Which phrasal verb is used to mean 'to invent a story or excuse'?
30
do away with
make do
make up
do over
Q 2/7
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Which phrasal verb is used to mean 'to correct a mistake or redo something'?
30
do over
make do
make up for
do without

7 questions

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Which phrasal verb is used to mean 'to invent a story or excuse'?

1

30 sec

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Which phrasal verb is used to mean 'to correct a mistake or redo something'?

2

30 sec

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Which phrasal verb is used to mean 'to compensate for a mistake or a loss'?

3

30 sec

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Which phrasal verb is used to mean 'to eliminate or remove something'?

4

30 sec

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Which phrasal verb is used to mean 'to manage without something that is usually needed or expected'?

5

30 sec

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Which phrasal verb is used to mean to leave hurriedly, especially in order to avoid duty or punishment

6

30 sec

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Which phrasal verb is commonly used to apply cosmetics on somebody's face?

7

30 sec

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