Phrasal Verbs Challenge

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Test your knowledge of phrasal verbs and their meanings in this fun quiz game!

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Froggy Jumps Phrasal Verbs ChallengeVersión en línea Test your knowledge of phrasal verbs and their meanings in this fun quiz game! por Mishell Avila 1 What does 'cheer somebody up' mean? a To make someone feel happier. b To criticize someone. c To ignore someone. 2 What does 'fall out' refer to? a To leave a place. b To have a disagreement or argument. c To drop something. 3 What does 'get away' mean? a To arrive late. b To stay in one place. c To escape from something. 4 What does 'get on' imply? a To have a good relationship. b To board a vehicle. c To become angry. 5 What does 'get somebody' mean? a To understand someone. b To meet someone. c To lose someone. 6 What does 'go through something' mean? a To experience a difficult situation. b To avoid a problem. c To finish a task. 7 What does 'stick to something' mean? a To abandon an idea. b To adhere to a plan or rule. c To change frequently. 8 What does 'take something up' mean? a To finish something. b To give up something. c To start a new hobby or activity. 9 What does 'talk something over' mean? a To argue about something. b To ignore a topic. c To discuss a problem or issue. 10 What does 'catch up' mean? a To fall behind. b To reach someone who is ahead. c To leave early. 11 What does 'get on with' mean? a To stop working. b To complain about something. c To continue doing something. 12 What does 'make up' refer to? a To reconcile after a disagreement. b To forget something. c To create a story.

Froggy Jumps

Phrasal Verbs ChallengeVersión en línea

Test your knowledge of phrasal verbs and their meanings in this fun quiz game!

por Mishell Avila

What does 'cheer somebody up' mean?

To make someone feel happier.

To criticize someone.

To ignore someone.

What does 'fall out' refer to?

To leave a place.

To have a disagreement or argument.

To drop something.

What does 'get away' mean?

To arrive late.

To stay in one place.

To escape from something.

What does 'get on' imply?

To have a good relationship.

To board a vehicle.

To become angry.

What does 'get somebody' mean?

To understand someone.

To meet someone.

To lose someone.

What does 'go through something' mean?

To experience a difficult situation.

To avoid a problem.

To finish a task.

What does 'stick to something' mean?

To abandon an idea.

To adhere to a plan or rule.

To change frequently.

What does 'take something up' mean?

To finish something.

To give up something.

To start a new hobby or activity.

What does 'talk something over' mean?

To argue about something.

To ignore a topic.

To discuss a problem or issue.

What does 'catch up' mean?

To fall behind.

To reach someone who is ahead.

To leave early.

What does 'get on with' mean?

To stop working.

To complain about something.

To continue doing something.

What does 'make up' refer to?

To reconcile after a disagreement.

To forget something.

To create a story.

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Phrasal Verbs ChallengeVersión en línea

por Mishell Avila

What does 'cheer somebody up' mean?

What does 'fall out' refer to?

What does 'get away' mean?

What does 'get on' imply?

What does 'get somebody' mean?

What does 'go through something' mean?

What does 'stick to something' mean?

What does 'take something up' mean?

What does 'talk something over' mean?

What does 'catch up' mean?

What does 'get on with' mean?

What does 'make up' refer to?