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Phrasal Verbs: True or False

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Identify real phrasal verbs

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Phrasal Verbs: True or False
 

Phrasal Verbs: True or FalseOnline version

Identify real phrasal verbs

by Daniela Gómez
1

"Pick up" is a phrasal verb that refers to an itch in the body.

2

The phrasal verb 'look up' means to look for information.

3

"depend on" means to depend on something

4

'Carry on' is used to continue with a task.

5

'Call off' means to cancel an activity or event.

6

'break down' can mean to break down or to malfunction.

7

'pull through' does not exist as a phrasal verb and has no meaning whatsoever.

8

'Bring forward' is used to bring forward a date or idea.

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"Turn on" means to charge an object with force.

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"Take off" is not a phrasal verb

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