COMMON P.V
What does "give up" mean?
"Give up" means to quit or stop doing something, often because it's difficult or you can't succeed.
Is "look after" a separable or inseparable phrasal verb?
"Look after" is an inseparable phrasal verb.
Complete the sentence: "I need to ______ the lights."
"I need to turn off the lights."
Provide a sentence using "show up."
"I was worried she wouldn't show up to the party, but she did."
Use "figure out" in a sentence that involves solving a problem.
"I couldn't figure out the math problem until my teacher explained it."
Use "come across" in a sentence.
"While hiking, I came across a beautiful waterfall."
In the sentence, "We ran out of coffee," is "run out of" separable or inseparable?
"Run out of" is inseparable.
Use "get dressed" in a sentence about your morning routine.
"In my morning routine, I get dressed after I shower."
Describe a situation where "put off" might be used.
"I had to put off the meeting because of a scheduling conflict."
Give an example of a phrasal verb related to travel.
"We plan to set off on a road trip this weekend."
Explain the meaning of "run out of."
"Run out of" means to deplete your supply of something, so you no longer have it. For example, "We ran out of milk."
"She takes care of her younger brother" - Is "takes care of" a phrasal verb?
"Takes care of" is not a phrasal verb; it's a verb phrase.
How would you say "clean up" in the past tense?
"Cleaned up" is the past tense of "clean up."
Explain the context in which "break down" is typically used.
"Break down" is often used to describe a vehicle or machine ceasing to function
Create a sentence using a phrasal verb with the word "up."
"We need to clean up the mess in the living room."
Provide a sentence using "look for."
"I need to look for my keys; I can't find them."
Use "cut off" in a sentence that involves a communication device.
"The storm cut off our phone line, and we lost communication."
Create a sentence using "break in" that involves a new pair of shoes.
"I had to break in my new shoes by wearing them around the house for a few days."
Use "run into" in a sentence about a chance meeting.
"I ran into an old friend at the grocery store; it was a chance meeting."
Use "give in" in a sentence that involves a decision or concession.
"After a long negotiation, they finally gave in and agreed to the terms."
Use "turn on" in a sentence about a household appliance.
"I turned on the microwave to heat up some leftovers."
In the sentence, "Can you please put the book back on the shelf?" is "put back" separable or inseparable?
"Put back" is separable.
Provide a sentence with "wake up" that describes a daily routine.
"I usually wake up at 7:00 AM as part of my daily routine."
Create a sentence with "look up to" that describes admiration for someone.
"I've always looked up to my grandmother for her wisdom and kindness."
Provide a sentence with "put up with" that describes tolerating a challenging situation.
"She put up with her noisy neighbors for years before moving to a quieter neighborhood."