LET´S SAIL THROUGH PHRASAL VERBS!

Front

To invite someone to go with you because you have romantic feelings for the person:

A: To call someone on the phone.

b: To ask someone out.

c: To say someone to go away.

d: Get out!

Back

b: To ask someone out

e.g: She's asked Steve out to the cinema this evening.

Front

When you come across something or someone, you...

a) put it in the trash
b) find it by accident
c) destroy it
d) avoid it

Back

b) find something or someone by accident or by chance

eg: Just round the corner, she came across a man who was also walking his dog.

Front

"If you look after someone, you:"

a) ignore them
b) ask them out
c) take care of them
d) spy on them

Back

c) take care of them

eg: She is home taking care of a sick child.

Front

"When you give up something, you:"

a) stop doing it
b) keep doing it with more energy
c) share it with others
d) forget about it temporarily

Back

a) stop doing it

eg: I gave up smoking two years ago.

Front

If you break up with someone, you:

a) go on a vacation with them
b) end the relationship
c) start a business together
d) become best friends

Back

b) end the relationship

eg: She's just broken up with her boyfriend.

Front

When you figure something out, you:

a) solve or understand it
b) give up on it
c) forget about it
d) avoid thinking about it

Back

a) solve or understand it

eg: When you've figured the answer out, put your hand up.

Front

"If you turn something down, you:"

a) accept it happily
b) reject or refuse it
c) make it louder
d) change it completely

Back

b) reject or refuse it

eg: His novel was turned down by the publisher.

Front

If you call something off, you:

a) continue with it
b) cancel it
c) make it bigger
d) change its time

Back

b) cancel it

eg: The party was called off at the last minute

Front

"The exam is tomorrow, so I need to review all my notes tonight."

a) come across
b) go over
c) put off
d) bring up

Back

b) go over

eg: I always go over my notes just before I go into an exam.

Front

"She visited my house unexpectedly on her way to the market."

a) hand in
b) drop by
c) give up
d) bring in

Back

b) drop by