Friendship- Phrasal verbs

If you

pick on someone, you…

• a)

  tolerate; accept an unpleasant situation,

  although you do not like it

• b) repeatedly single (someone) out for

  criticism or unkind treatment in a way

  perceived to be unfair

• c) go somewhere to collect someone, typically in one's car

When you

stand by someone you …

• a)

  start having strong, romantic feelings

  about someone

• b) to leave a job or position so that someone else can have it instead

• c) support or remain loyal to them,

  typically in a time of need.

When you

get on with someone, you ….

• a)

  become friends with someone after a

  fight or argument

• b) are friends with someone, you get

  along

• c) recover from something/ someone

If you

let her down , you...

• a)

  say bad things about her; you insult

  her

• b) disappoint her

  by failing to do what

  you agreed to do or were expected to

  do

• c) you forgive someone

When you

split up with someone,

you...

• a)

  refuse to accept unfair treatment or

  behaviour

• b) you end a relationship or marriage

• c) you argue with someone

John

backed his friend up when he …

• a)

  encouraged and supported her after

  she had broken up with his boyfriend.

• b)

  realized he was able to rely on her

• c) respected and looked up to him

If you

look up to someone, you:

• a) look at someone to determine their attractiveness

• b) envy that person

• c) respect or admire them a lot

When you

fall for someone, you….

• a) start having strong, romantic feelings

  about someone

• b) tolerate; accept an unpleasant

  situation just youdon’t want to ruin

  the friendship

• c)b) you start going out with him or

  her

In the past you had to

put up with your

friends’ behaviour , this means you

• a) you made a decision to split up with your friend

• b) disappointed them by

  failing to behave

  the way they expected you to

• c) tolerated; accepted an unpleasant

  situation, although you did not like it

When you make up with your best

friend you…

• a) become friends again after a fight or

  argument

• b) refuse to accept unfair treatment or

  behaviour

• c)you admire your friend greatly