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Phrasal Truths: True or False

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Decide if each sentence is true or false.

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Phrasal Truths: True or False
 

Phrasal Truths: True or FalseOnline version

Decide if each sentence is true or false.

by PERLA RUTH RIVERA LARRAGA
1

The meeting is off today.

2

I bumped into my old friend on purpose.

3

He broke down laughing during the test.

4

Don’t beat yourself up over a small mistake.

5

Blow out means to turn on the candles.

6

He has asked her out to fight.

7

She blew out the candles on her cake.

8

He bumped into the table and spilled his coffee.

9

He asked her out to dinner.

10

The teacher broke up the fight.

11

My car broke down on the way home.

12

She brought up her phone to school every day.

13

He brought up his homework instead of food.

14

Are you ready for the test? - Yeah. Bring it on!

15

He suddenly brought up his lunch.

16

School has broken up and started on the same day.

17

Be off means to arrive at a place.

18

My dad had blown up when I told him the truth.

19

“Brought up” means to bring food to the table.

20

“Bring it on!” means I give up.

21

“Brought up” can mean to vomit, mention something or raise a child

22

“Broke down” means the car went faster.

23

“Bumped into” means to hit something by accident.

24

“Blew out” means to extinguish a flame.

25

“Is off” means the meeting is starting right now.

26

“Blow up” means to calm down.

27

“Blow up” can mean to inflate something (like a balloon). “Blow up” can also mean to explode (literally) or to become very angry by sth.

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