Phrasal verbs and collocations

A: Why do you ....... with Melanie?

B: Because we ..... very well.

• A: hang out

  B: get on

• A: hang up

  B: get on

• A: hang out

  B: get together

• A: hang up

  B: get together

A: We have to ....... the picnic.

B: Oh no! I was really ....... it.

• A: call back

  B: looking up to

• A: call off

  B: looking forward to

• A: call off

  B: looking up to

• A: call back

  B: looking forward to

When I visit my aunt, I (czuję się jak u siebie).

• feel myself at home

• feel yourself at home

• feel at home

• feel I am at home

We don't send letters via ....... mail, because it's slow.

• snake

• slow

• snail

• post

What does "hang up" mean?

• end a phone call

• not go to bed

• respect someone

• visit someone at their home

What does "stay up" mean?

• meet someone socially

• not go to bed

• go on holiday with someone

• stay at home

When she was a teenager, there was no .... technology.

• digital

• mechanical

• landline

• net

Now, she has a smartphone so she can ....... calls and send texts.

• take

• do

• make

• have

I want to (zrobić ciasto) for my birthday

• make a cake

• cook a cake

• do a cake

• take a cake

I am really tired. I need to ...... a break.

• take

• have

• make

• do