Phrasal Verbs

Question 1

To admire someone/
Want to be like that person

Answer 1

To look up to ……(somebody)
Ryan looks up to his father

Question 2

To invite somebody to your house

Answer 2

To have sb. over …
I’m having a few mates over later

Question 3

To rely on somebody for support/count

Answer 3

To count on (you)

Question 4

To support or defend someone or something

Answer 4

To stick up for ..
Thank you for sticking up for me

Question 5

To make short visit somewhere, often to go to someone’s house unannounced

Answer 5

To drop in/by/round
I’m going to drop in to see Olivia later

Question 6

To meet someone without having planned

Answer 6

To run into …
I ran into Jillian the supermarket

Question 7

To arrive (came) somewhere you are expected

Answer 7

To show up
Sally never shows up on time

Question 8

To have a good relationship with someone

Answer 8

To get along with …
I get along with my brother’s friends

Question 9

To cause an argument(bad relation) between people/
When sb. Cause a problem between others-separate them

Answer 9

To come between
My fried Amy got a new boyfriend who ended up coming between us

Question 10

To gradually stop having a close relationship with someone

Answer 10

To grow apart..
We were best friends at school but we grew up apart when we left

Question 11

To talk to someone you haven’t seen for some time and keep him updated (tell him your news)

Answer 11

To catch up
It was lovely to catch up!
It was lovely to catch up with you.

Question 12

To arrange for people to meet so they might start a romantic relationship

Answer 12

To fix sb. up
I tried to fix Kira and Ben up but they didn’t like each other.
Our friend fixed me and Marek up so we ended up engaged.

Question 13

To support someone through good times and bad times
Maria była tu dla mnie w dobre i ciężkie czasy.

Answer 13

Trough thick and thin
Maria Has been there for me through thick and thin

Question 14

To be very friendly with each other, sometimes in a way that makes people think they’ve got a secret

Answer 14

To be (as) thick as thieves/

Jacob and Greg are as thick as thieves

Question 15

The opposite of as thick and thieves /
A friend who is there only for you when things are going well

Answer 15

Fair-weather friend

Question 16

To spend a lot of time together
To be realy close

Answer 16

To be joined at the hip
Hint:

(hips are joining your body and legs)
Chloe and Charlotte have been joined at the hip recently!

Question 17

To know someone/sth. very well

Answer 17

To know someone inside out
I know that book inside out

Question 18

A person who comforts you when you’re sad

Answer 18

A shoulder to cry on/

Paolo has always been a shoulder to cry on for me

Question 19

To socialise with someone who has the same lifestyle as you

Answer 19

To move in the same circles/
Kate and I move in the same circles, so I know her quite well

Question 20

Oni natychmiast się dogadali;

Abdul i Clara natychmiast się dogadali ostatniej nocy (wczoraj wieczorem)!

Answer 20

To hit it off
Abdul and Clara really hit it off last night!

Question 21

To agree with someone

Answer 21

To see eye to eye with someone/
I see eye to eye with Chris about almost everything /
I don’t see eye to eye with my mother-in-low

Question 22

To end an argument and be friends again
(Zakopać topór)

Answer 22

To burry the hatchet (topór)/
Oscar and I agreed to burry the hatchet.

Question 23

To get rid of bad feeling between people, often with a discussion (oczyscic powietrze)

Answer 23

To clear the air/
We need to clear the air

Question 24

To forgive someone or forget about something bad someone did

Co było - to było

Answer 24

To let bygones be bygones/
I want to let bygones be bygones and be friends again

Question 25

To get back to normal relations
(Wybaczyć i zapomnieć)

Answer 25

To forgive and forget