phrasal verbs

Question 1

To go away

Answer 1

To leave a place or a person’s company.

Question 2

To go ahead

Answer 2

To do something as planned.

Question 3

To go in

Answer 3

To enter.

Question 3

To go by

Answer 3

To pass (for time); to pass a place.

Question 4

To go down

Answer 4

To get smaller or decrease.

Question 5

To go on

Answer 5

To continue; to happen.

Question 6

To get accross

Answer 6

To cause to be understood, transmit.

Question 7

To get around

Answer 7

To become known, circulate.

Question 8

To get away with

Answer 8

To escape the (negative) consequences of something.

Question 9

To get in

Answer 9

To go inside a car, a bus, etc.

Question 10

To get by

Answer 10

To manage to survive in spite of difficulties.

Question 11

To get into

Answer 11

To become interested in; to fit in.

Question 12

To get on

Answer 12

To continue doing an activity, make progress.

Question 13

To get on with

Answer 13

To have a friendly relationship.

Question 14

To get off

Answer 14

To leave a bus, train, plane, etc.

Question 15

To get over

Answer 15

To recover from an illness, overcome a problem.

Question 16

To give in

Answer 16

To stop trying, surrender.

Question 16

To give back

Answer 16

To return something to somebody.

Question 17

To give away

Answer 17

To give something without asking for anything in exchange.

Question 18

To give out

Answer 18

To distribute.

Question 19

To give off

Answer 19

To emit, release (a smell, light…)

Question 20

To give up

Answer 20

To stop doing something such as smoking.

Question 21

To come along

Answer 21

To appear, arrive.

Question 22

To come accross

Answer 22

To encounter something or somebody by change.

Question 23

To come out

Answer 23

To become available or known (book, movie, news…)

Question 24

To come round

Answer 24

To recover consciousness.

Question 25

To come through

Answer 25

To survive, endure; succeed in doing something.

Question 26

To come up A topic

Answer 26

to be raised or mentioned.

Question 27

To look after

Answer 27

To take care of.

Question 28

To look ahead

Answer 28

To see what is in front, to think of the future.

Question 29

To look at

Answer 29

To watch, observe.

Question 30

To look around

Answer 30

To examine the surrounding area.

Question 31

To look back

Answer 31

To look behind, to think of the past.

Question 32

To look down on

Answer 32

To consider oneself superior to.

Question 33

To look for

Answer 33

To search for.

Question 34

To look forward to

Answer 34

To await with excitement.

Question 35

To look out

Answer 35

To be attentive, careful.

Question 36

To look up

Answer 36

To search for in reference work (dictionaries, etc.)

Question 37

To make for

Answer 37

To head towards.

Question 38

To make out

Answer 38

To see, perceive.

Question 39

To make up for

Answer 39

To compensate for.

Question 39

To make up

Answer 39

To become reconciled after a quarrel.

Question 40

To make sth up

Answer 40

To invent or imagine something.

Question 41

To put aside

Answer 41

To save (money)

Question 42

To put sb down

Answer 42

To humiliate, speak ill of somebody.

Question 43

To put off (1)

Answer 43

To postpone or delay until later.

Question 43

To put forward

Answer 43

To propose, suggest.

Question 44

To put off (2)

Answer 44

To discourage, deter.

Question 45

To put out

Answer 45

To extinguish (cigarette, light…)

Question 46

To put through

Answer 46

To connect to somebody on the phone.

Question 47

To put sb up

Answer 47

To accommodate.

Question 48

To put up with

Answer 48

To tolerate or endure somebody or something.

Question 49

To take after

Answer 49

To resemble somebody (family member)

Question 50

To take in

Answer 50

To understand, absorb.

Question 51

To take on

Answer 51

To employ somebody.

Question 52

To take off (1)

Answer 52

To depart (plane)

Question 53

To take off (2)

Answer 53

To remove clothing.

Question 54

To take out

Answer 54

To invite on a date.

Question 55

To take over

Answer 55

To assume control or charge of.

Question 56

To take up

Answer 56

To start (a hobby)

Question 57

To bring about

Answer 57

To provoke, cause to happen.

Question 58

To bring up

Answer 58

To raise, educate.

Question 59

To break into

Answer 59

To enter by force.

Question 60

To break out

Answer 60

To begin suddenly.

Question 61

To break up

Answer 61

To separate, split.

Question 62

To cut down on

Answer 62

To reduce (mainly for health reasons)

Question 63

To clear up

Answer 63

To tidy up; to become clear (weather)

Question 64

To keep on

Answer 64

To persist in doing something.

Question 65

To pass away

Answer 65

To die (euphemism)

Question 66

To pick up

Answer 66

To grasp and lift; to collect somebody in a vehicle.

Question 67

To run away

Answer 67

To flee, escape.

Question 68

To run out of

Answer 68

To have none left of something.

Question 69

To set up

Answer 69

To establish, found.

Question 70

To set off

Answer 70

To begin a journey.

Question 71

To stand out

Answer 71

To be remarkable, noticeable.

Question 72

To throw away

Answer 72

To get rid of as useless.

Question 73

To work out

Answer 73

To do exercise.