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Phrasal Verbs & Conditionals Challenge

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Phrasal verbs and conditionals practice

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Phrasal verbs and conditionals practice

by Juan Camilo Romero
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What does get up to usually mean in a sentence?

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Choose the best meaning for look at.

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If two friends get along, they are...

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What does look after mean?

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Which sentence uses get through correctly meaning to overcome a barrier?

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Choose the meaning of look out / watch out.

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Which option best defines get better?

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What does look like mean?

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Look for means to...

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get around commonly means to...

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Which sentence uses a phrasal verb correctly?

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Zero conditional: which structure is correct?

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Zero conditional is used for...

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First conditional pattern is...

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Choose a correct first conditional sentence.

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First conditional is used for...

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Which of these defines zero conditional better?

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Fill the blank: If you heat ice, it ____ (melt).

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Fill the blank: If she studies, she ____ the test tomorrow.

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Zero vs First: Which uses present simple in both clauses?

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Which is a difficulty explanation of the first conditional?

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Easy definition of the zero conditional?

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Get up to = engage in or do (often mischievous deeds).

Look at = direct your gaze toward something to examine or observe.

Get along means be friendly or compatible.

Look after = take care of someone or something.

Get through can mean succeed in passing a test or communication barrier.

Look out/watch out = be vigilant and careful about danger.

Get better = improve or recover.

Look like = seem or resemble.

Look for = search to find something.

Get around = move around or travel; can also imply circumvent.

Correct usage: looks after = takes care of.

Zero conditional uses present simple in both clauses.

Zero conditional expresses general truths.

First conditional expresses real future possibilities.

Real future possibility with will in main clause.

First conditional relates to real future possibilities.

Zero conditional expresses universal truths.

Zero conditional: present simple in both clauses.

First conditional: present simple in condition, will + base verb in result.

Zero uses present simple in both clauses.

First conditional explains real future outcomes contingent on a present condition.

Zero conditional expresses universal truths.

 
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