Phrasal verbs

What does 'to look after' mean?

• to search for something

• to look at something

• to take care of someone/something

• to ask for something

What does 'to look around' mean?

• to visit and explore a place

• to wait for something

• to watch TV

• to take care of someone / something

What does 'to look forward to' mean?

• to visit and explore a place

• to try to find something

• to expect something with pleasure

• to look at someone in front of you

What does 'to take someone out' mean?

• to help somebody with something

• to go out with somebody you have invited

• to accept someone's invitation

• to refuse someone's invitation

What does 'to take part in something' mean?

• to happen

• to split something

• to be involved in something

• to get something from someone

What does 'to take up an invitation' mean?

• to accept an invitation

• to refuse an invitation

• to think about it

• to get an invitation

What does 'to turn up' mean?

• to refuse

• to call someone

• to listen to loud music

• to arrive

What does 'to turn down' mean?

• to accept

• to refuse

• to arrive

• to see someone after a long time

What does 'to call off' mean?

• to invite somebody

• to postpone something

• to cancel something

• to call somebody on the phone

What does 'to cut down' mean?

• To increase something

• To cut food into small pieces

• To cut food into large pieces

• to reduce something