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Phrasal Verbs Quick Check

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Phrasal verbs yes/no quiz

by Loco Cortes
1

Put on means to remove clothing.

2

Break out means to cook something quickly.

3

Take off means to arrive at a place.

4

Turn on means to activate a device.

5

Wake up means to stop sleeping.

6

Put off means to delay or postpone.

7

Look up means to search for information in a reference source.

8

Give up means to continue fighting.

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A phrasal verb is a verb plus a particle or preposition.

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Set aside means to forget something permanently.

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