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Phrasal Verbs: Type 01 Challenge

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Practice common Type 01 phrasals

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Phrasal Verbs: Type 01 Challenge
 

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Practice common Type 01 phrasals

by Patricia Cerna Arevalo
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What does 'CHECK IN' most commonly mean in everyday use?

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Which meaning best fits 'COME ON' in context?

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'GET UP' is best defined as...

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If you 'SIT DOWN', you do what?

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'GO AWAY' means...

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'WAKE UP' most commonly means to?

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What does 'BE OVER' mean?

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'CHECK OUT' can mean to?

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What does 'GO BACK' mean?

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'STAND UP' most commonly means to?

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'Check in' is used for confirming a booking or a reservation. The other options describe different actions.

Come on= to urge sb be faster or try harder. The others imply different actions.

Get up commonly means getting out of a bed; others are separate concepts.

Sit down = it means to move from a standing position to a seated. The others describe deliberate action or avoidance.

Go away = leave a place, person or a situation. The other options describe different meanings.

Wake up = primarily means to stop sleeping and become conscious.

be over = to have finished or to have come to an end.

Check out = examine or, in hotels, leave. The others are unrelated.

Go back = return to a place that you've just come from.

Stand up = rise to your feet; other options describe different actions.

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