Phrasal verbs 1
Which phrasal verbs means...
...invite someone on a date (a)
ask out
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to think of ideas or solutions (c)
come up with
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to drop to the ground (f)
fall down
___ someone a favour.
Do someone a favour.
___ an apology.
Make an apology.
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to hit or attack (b)
beat up
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to mention a topic in conversation (b)
bring up
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to delay doing something or to postpone an event or action (p)
put off
____ progress.
Make progress.
___ research.
Do research.
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to demand or request (a)
ask for
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to recover from something, such as an illness, a setback, or an emotional difficulty (g)
get over
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to start a new activity, hobby, or interest (t)
take up
___ attention.
Pay attention.
___ a secret.
Keep a secret.
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to explode or destroy by exploding (b)
blow up
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to stop being behind in something (c)
catch up (with)
Which phrasal verbs mean..
to tolerate or accept an unpleasant situation or person without complaining (p)
put up with
____ a crime.
Commit a crime.
___ a record / the law / a heart.
Break a record / the law / a heart.
Which phrasal verbs means...
...understand or solve something (f)
figure out
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to cause or make something happen (b)
bring about
Which phrasal verbs means...
...to lessen in intensity (e)
ease up
___ precautions.
Take precautions.
___ your appetite / a plan / a movie.
Spoil your appetite / a plan / a movie.