English Phrasal Verbs Challenge

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Test your knowledge of phrasal verbs in English!

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English Phrasal Verbs Challenge


English Phrasal Verbs ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of phrasal verbs in English! par Jorge soto 1 The phrase 'look after' means to take care of someone. Sí No 2 To turn on the lights means to activate them. Sí No 3 To give up means to stop trying. Sí No 4 To call off a plan means to ignore it. Sí No 5 To take after someone means to resemble them. Sí No 6 To put off a meeting means to cancel it immediately. Sí No 7 To 'give up' means to stop trying. Sí No 8 The phrasal verb 'bring up' is used to mention a topic. Sí No 9 To get over an illness means to stay sick longer. Sí No 10 To look up a word means to search for its meaning. Sí No 11 To pick out a dress means to choose one. Sí No 12 To 'call off' an event means to cancel it. Sí No 13 To 'call off' a meeting means to postpone it for later. Sí No 14 The phrase 'look after' means to ignore someone. Sí No 15 The phrasal verb 'bring up' is used to hide information. Sí No 16 To 'run into' someone means to meet them unexpectedly. Sí No 17 To 'give out' means to distribute something evenly. Sí No 18 To break down a machine means to fix it. Sí No 19 To 'run into' someone means to avoid them intentionally. Sí No 20 To run into someone means to meet unexpectedly. Sí No

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English Phrasal Verbs Challenge

Oui ou Non

À propos de cette activité

Créé par

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Oui ou Non

Grammys for best song/record

Oui ou Non

Foot and Ankle Anatomy Quiz

Oui ou Non

Adjective Checker

Oui ou Non

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Oui ou Non

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English Phrasal Verbs ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Jorge soto

The phrase 'look after' means to take care of someone.

To turn on the lights means to activate them.

To give up means to stop trying.

To call off a plan means to ignore it.

To take after someone means to resemble them.

To put off a meeting means to cancel it immediately.

To 'give up' means to stop trying.

The phrasal verb 'bring up' is used to mention a topic.

To get over an illness means to stay sick longer.

To look up a word means to search for its meaning.

To pick out a dress means to choose one.

To 'call off' an event means to cancel it.

To 'call off' a meeting means to postpone it for later.

The phrase 'look after' means to ignore someone.

The phrasal verb 'bring up' is used to hide information.

To 'run into' someone means to meet them unexpectedly.

To 'give out' means to distribute something evenly.

To break down a machine means to fix it.

To 'run into' someone means to avoid them intentionally.

To run into someone means to meet unexpectedly.