Phrasal Verbs: Literal vs Idiomatic

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Identify idiomatic meanings in context.

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Froggy Jumps Phrasal Verbs: Literal vs IdiomaticOnline version Identify idiomatic meanings in context. by Faridabonu Niyozqulova 1 In "I will look up the word", what does look up mean? a visit the word b raise the word physically c consult a reference (dictionary) 2 In "The car broke down on the highway", what does broke down mean? a stopped working b rushed forward c felt ill 3 In "We had to put off the meeting", what does put off mean? a postpone b cancel permanently c arrive late 4 In "They will set up a fundraiser", what does set up mean? a destroy b hide c organize 5 In "The game was called off", what does called off mean? a postponed b started c canceled 6 In "She takes after her mother", what does take after mean? a ignore b resemble c learn from 7 In "Don't give up now", what does give up mean? a start something b quit trying c give as a gift 8 In "I ran into an old friend at the store", what does ran into mean? a run over with a car b meet unexpectedly c search for secretly 9 In "Things will work out", what does work out mean? a fail suddenly b end well / resolve c exercise 10 In "She brought up the topic during dinner", what does bring up mean? a mention a topic b cause to vomit c physically lift

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Phrasal Verbs: Literal vs IdiomaticOnline version

Identify idiomatic meanings in context.

by Faridabonu Niyozqulova

In "I will look up the word", what does look up mean?

visit the word

raise the word physically

consult a reference (dictionary)

In "The car broke down on the highway", what does broke down mean?

stopped working

rushed forward

felt ill

In "We had to put off the meeting", what does put off mean?

postpone

cancel permanently

arrive late

In "They will set up a fundraiser", what does set up mean?

destroy

hide

organize

In "The game was called off", what does called off mean?

postponed

started

canceled

In "She takes after her mother", what does take after mean?

ignore

resemble

learn from

In "Don't give up now", what does give up mean?

start something

quit trying

give as a gift

In "I ran into an old friend at the store", what does ran into mean?

run over with a car

meet unexpectedly

search for secretly

In "Things will work out", what does work out mean?

fail suddenly

end well / resolve

exercise

In "She brought up the topic during dinner", what does bring up mean?

mention a topic

cause to vomit

physically lift

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Phrasal Verbs: Literal vs IdiomaticOnline version

by Faridabonu Niyozqulova

In "I will look up the word", what does look up mean?

In "The car broke down on the highway", what does broke down mean?

In "We had to put off the meeting", what does put off mean?

In "They will set up a fundraiser", what does set up mean?

In "The game was called off", what does called off mean?

In "She takes after her mother", what does take after mean?

In "Don't give up now", what does give up mean?

In "I ran into an old friend at the store", what does ran into mean?

In "Things will work out", what does work out mean?

In "She brought up the topic during dinner", what does bring up mean?

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