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English Phrasal Verbs Challenge

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English Phrasal Verbs Challenge
 

English Phrasal Verbs ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge of phrasal verbs in English!

by Jorge soto
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To 'call off' an event means to cancel it.

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To break down a machine means to fix it.

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To 'give out' means to distribute something evenly.

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To look up a word means to search for its meaning.

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To take after someone means to resemble them.

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To turn on the lights means to activate them.

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To 'give up' means to stop trying.

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The phrasal verb 'bring up' is used to mention a topic.

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To 'run into' someone means to avoid them intentionally.

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The phrasal verb 'bring up' is used to hide information.

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To get over an illness means to stay sick longer.

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To run into someone means to meet unexpectedly.

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The phrase 'look after' means to take care of someone.

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To give up means to stop trying.

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To put off a meeting means to cancel it immediately.

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To 'run into' someone means to meet them unexpectedly.

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The phrase 'look after' means to ignore someone.

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To pick out a dress means to choose one.

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To 'call off' a meeting means to postpone it for later.

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To call off a plan means to ignore it.

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