Phrasal Verbs

We all have to answer for our mistakes.

• able to reply to

• be responsible for

• give reasons when asked

"Don't worry. This pandemic will soon blow over."

• be over

• get more serious

• about the same

• out of control

"I'll call for you at five this evening."

• give a call

• place an order

• come and fetch

• cancel an appointment

I cannot do without my daily outdoor exercise.

• skip

• accept

• prevent from

• abstain from

"Don't fall for his sweet words. He's a conman."

• accept

• repeat

• be deceived

• be ignorant

"Keep at Maths and soon you will be good at it."

• Practice

• Persist

• Dislike

• Avoid

"My goodness! She can easily pass for 30. Actually she is 45 years old!"

• be taken for

• be fallen in

• reach

• to be

Many activities have to be put off due to Covid-19 outbreak.

• cancelled

• postponed

• rescinded

• continued

"Do not run down your own family before others."

• speak badly about

• go against someone

• crash a vehicle into

• run away from home

"Regarding loosening of the MCO restrictions, the government still needs to talk it over."

The synonym for "talk over" is d_ _ _ _ _ _.

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