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phrasal verbs true or falseOnline version phrasal verbs true or false by Нурайым Сериккалиева 1 Hang out means to spend time with friends. Yes No 2 You can hang out in cafés or parks. Yes No 3 Hang up means to wait for someone. Yes No 4 We say hang on when we want someone to wait. Yes No 5 Hang around means to leave a place quickly. Yes No 6 “Don’t hang up!” means “Don’t end the phone call.” Yes No 7 Teenagers often hang out after school. Yes No 8 Hang on and hang up have the same meaning. Yes No 9 You hang up the phone when the conversation is finished. Yes No 10 Hang around can mean to wait in one place. Yes No 11 “Hang on a minute” is a polite way to ask someone to wait. Yes No 12 You can hang out alone at home. Yes No 13 Hang up is used only when talking about clothes. Yes No 14 If you hang around a shop, you are waiting there. Yes No 15 “Let’s hang out” means “Let’s study grammar.” Yes No 16 Hang on is often used in phone conversations. Yes No 17 You should hang up the phone before answering a call. Yes No 18 Hang out and hang around always mean the same thing. Yes No 19 “Please hang on” can be used politely with adults. Yes No 20 “Please hang on” can be used politely with adults. Yes No

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by Нурайым Сериккалиева

Hang out means to spend time with friends.

You can hang out in cafés or parks.

Hang up means to wait for someone.

We say hang on when we want someone to wait.

Hang around means to leave a place quickly.

“Don’t hang up!” means “Don’t end the phone call.”

Teenagers often hang out after school.

Hang on and hang up have the same meaning.

You hang up the phone when the conversation is finished.

Hang around can mean to wait in one place.

“Hang on a minute” is a polite way to ask someone to wait.

You can hang out alone at home.

Hang up is used only when talking about clothes.

If you hang around a shop, you are waiting there.

“Let’s hang out” means “Let’s study grammar.”

Hang on is often used in phone conversations.

You should hang up the phone before answering a call.

Hang out and hang around always mean the same thing.

“Please hang on” can be used politely with adults.

“Please hang on” can be used politely with adults.