phrasal verbs

Question 1

drop in

Answer 1

visit unexpectedly

Question 2

get on for

Answer 2

be almost a particular time, number, age…

Question 3

go off

Answer 3

be no longer fresh, leave a place to do sth

Question 4

go on

Answer 4

continue an activity, doing sth

Question 5

go/come around

Answer 5

go/come to sb’s house to visit them

Question 6

keep on

Answer 6

continue doing sth

Question 7

leave out

Answer 7

not include

Question 8

put off

Answer 8

postpone, make somebody not want to do or not like sth

Question 9

run into

Answer 9

meet sb by chance

Question 10

run out of

Answer 10

not have any left, ex: They have run out of ideas.

Question 11

take to

Answer 11

begin to like sth or someone, begin to do sth easily

Question 12

try out

Answer 12

experiment with

Question 13

turn out

Answer 13

have a particular result, ex: It turns out to be a fail.

Question 14

turn up

Answer 14

appear unexpectedly or without making a firm arrangement, ex: Richard had turned up on Christmas Eve with Tony.

Question 15

catch on

Answer 15

understand

Question 16

come around (to)

Answer 16

be persuaded to change your mind, ex: It looks like they’re coming around to our way of thinking.

Question 17

think over

Answer 17

consider

Question 18

cross out

Answer 18

draw a line through sth written

Question 19

down on

Answer 19

if sth downs on you, you realize it for the first time

Question 20

deal with

Answer 20

handle, to solve a problem

Question 21

drop out (of)

Answer 21

leave school before you have finished a course

Question 22

get at

Answer 22

try to express

Question 23

get on with

Answer 23

to continue doing sth, especially after an interruption

Question 24

give in

Answer 24

stop making an effort to achieve sth difficult.

Question 25

keep up with

Answer 25

stay at the same level as...

Question 26

sail through

Answer 26

do sth/deal with sth very easily

Question 27

set out

Answer 27

explain, describe or arrange sth in clear

Question 28

call for

Answer 28

require, demand, need

Question 29

call off

Answer 29

cancel

Question 30

clear up

Answer 30

to clear up a problem, become brighter and better.

Question 31

cut off

Answer 31

make a place difficult or impossible to enter, leave or communicate with, ex: My explanation was cut off by loud protests.

Question 32

die down

Answer 32

become less noisy, powerful, or active: basically being out of energy.

Question 33

do up

Answer 33

repair, paint or improve

Question 34

face up to

Answer 34

accept sth and try to deal with it

Question 35

get sb down

Answer 35

make sb feel sad or lose hope.

Question 36

put down to

Answer 36

suggest that sth is the result of sth

Question 37

put out

Answer 37

make sth stop burning

Question 38

set in

Answer 38

to begin and seem likely to continue, ex: The rain seemed to have set in for the day.

Question 39

stand for

Answer 39

represent...(use more for abbreviations, symbols...)

Question 40

tear down

Answer 40

destroy or remove (for buildings, statues)

Question 41

throw away

Answer 41

get rid of, discard (se débarrasser de...)

Question 42

bank on

Answer 42

depend on sth happening

Question 43

come across

Answer 43

find sth or meet sb by chance

Question 44

come by

Answer 44

get sth, especially sth that is hard to get

Question 45

come into

Answer 45

inherit

Question 46

do without

Answer 46

live without sth (sth you can't afford)

Question 47

get by

Answer 47

manage to survive

Question 48

get through

Answer 48

if you get through a task or an amount of work, especially when it is difficult, you complete it.

Question 49

give away

Answer 49

reveal sth you're trying to hide

Question 50

live on

Answer 50

use as source of money

Question 51

look around

Answer 51

examine (a place)

Question 52

make out

Answer 52

write all the necessary information on a cheque

Question 53

make up for

Answer 53

provide sth good so that sth bad seems less important

Question 54

put by

Answer 54

save an amount of money for the future

Question 55

save up (for)

Answer 55

save money little by little (for a specific purpose)

Question 56

present simple: bare infinitive

Answer 56

I dance

Question 57

present continuous: am/is/are + ing

Answer 57

I'm dancing

Question 58

present perfect: have/has + past participle

Answer 58

I have danced

Question 59

present perfect continuous: have/had + been + ing

Answer 59

I have been dancing

Question 60

past simple: past participle

Answer 60

I danced

Question 61

past continuous: was/were + ing

Answer 61

I was dancing

Question 62

past perfect: had/have + past participle

Answer 62

I had danced

Question 63

past perfect continuous: had/have + been + ing

Answer 63

I have been dancing

Question 64

future simple: will + bare infinitive

Answer 64

I will dance

Question 65

future continuous: will + be + ing

Answer 65

I will be dancing

Question 66

future perfect: will + have + past participle

Answer 66

I will have danced

Question 67

future perfect continuous: will + have + been + ing

Answer 67

I will have been dancing

Question 68

The Impersonal passive verbs are...

Answer 68

- say - believe - claim - think - estimate

Question 69

Expressing general preference:

Answer 69

prefer --> prefer + noun/-ing + to + noun/-ing. Exemple: I prefer staying at home to going outside.

Question 70

Expressing specific preference:

Answer 70

would prefer --> would prefer + bare infinitive + rather than (+ bare infinitive). Exemple: I would prefer to stay in bed than go to work.

Question 71

Change of meaning

Answer 71

- remember. - go on - forget - learn/teach - try - like - stop - mean - regret -consider/imagine

Question 72

Indirect object

Answer 72

- To whom? It can be a person: my mom, my sister...