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Phrasal Verbs Quiz

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Phrasal Verbs QuizOnline version

Review your phrasal verbs

by Lizeth Soto
1

What does "get down on yourself" mean?

2

Which phrasal verb means "to avoid doing something"?

3

Which phrasal verb means "to make someone understand what you're trying to say"?

4

Which phrasal verb means "to learn how to do something after practicing"?

5

Which phrasal verb means "to start talking about a particular topic"?

6

I finally ______ driving after a few weeks of practice.

7

Don't ______ yourself just because you made a mistake. Everyone makes them.

8

Teenagers often try to ______ doing chores at home.

9

I tried explaining the situation several times, but I just couldn't ______ him.

10

We somehow got ______ the subject of politics during dinner.

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"To get down on yourself" means to be too hard on yourself or focus too much on your mistakes. Remember: everyone makes mistakes, especially when learning a language!

If you "get out of" something, you avoid doing it, often by making an excuse.

"Get through to someone" means that your message is finally understood.

When you get the hang of something, it becomes easier because you've practiced it.

"Get onto" means to move the conversation to a new topic.

B. got the hang of. This sentence shows the idea of mastering a skill little by little.

C. get down on. Being self-critical is normal, but don't let mistakes discourage you.

A. get out of. This expression is often used when someone wants to avoid responsibility.

B. get through to. Sometimes people hear you, but they don't really understand your message.

C. onto. Conversations naturally move from one topic to another, and "get onto" describes that shift.

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