Question 1

Which phrasal verb means 'to end a romantic relationship'?

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break up

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call off

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bring up

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look after

Question 2

Which phrasal verb means 'to become friends with someone'?

Accepted Answer

get along (with)

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take care of

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put up with

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look forward to

Question 3

Which phrasal verb means 'to have a good relationship with someone'?

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get on (with)

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put off

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bring up

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turn on

Question 4

Which phrasal verb means 'to end a friendship or relationship due to a disagreement or conflict'?

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fall out (with)

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come across

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check out

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look up to

Question 5

What is the meaning of the phrasal verb 'break up'?

Accepted Answer

To end a romantic relationship

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To have a heated argument

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To divide into smaller pieces

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To repair a broken object

Question 6

What does the phrasal verb 'get along' mean?

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To have a good relationship or rapport with someone

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To start a new project

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To obtain something by chance

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To understand something completely

Question 7

What does the phrasal verb 'fall out' mean?

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To have a disagreement or argument and end a friendship

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To become sleepy or tired

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To start a new project

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To accidentally drop something

Question 8

What does the phrasal verb 'make up' mean?

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To reconcile and restore a relationship after an argument

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To put on makeup

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To create or invent something

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To make a decision

Question 9

What does the phrasal verb 'get over' mean?

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To recover from a difficult or emotional experience

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To get above something physically

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To understand or comprehend something fully

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To obtain something through effort

Question 10

What does the phrasal verb 'look up to' mean?

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To admire or respect someone

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To search for information

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To physically gaze upwards

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To ignore or disregard someone

Question 11

What does the phrasal verb 'look after' mean?

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To take care of or be responsible for someone or something

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To dress or groom oneself

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To physically look in a certain direction

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To search for something diligently

Question 12

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