Phrasal Verbs 10.12

What does 'drag on' mean?

• To continue for a long time

• To stop abruptly

• To move quickly

• To change direction

What is the meaning of 'draw out'?

• To add color to a drawing

• To shorten the duration of something

• To extend the duration or length of something, or to extract or remove something from a place or thing.

• To erase a drawing

Choose the correct meaning of 'draw up':

• to visit someone unexpectedly

• to prolong something unnecessarily

• to draw a picture

• to create a plan or document

When do you 'dress up'?

• During a casual day at home

• While doing exercise

• For special occasions or events

• When going to bed

What does 'drive up to' imply?

• To drive a vehicle into a ditch

• To drive a vehicle away from a specific location

• To drive a vehicle in reverse

• To drive a vehicle up to a specific location or destination.

When someone 'drops a line', what are they doing?

• Making a brief contact with someone

• Singing a song

• Throwing a fishing line into the water

• Sending a text message

What does 'drop in on' mean?

• To drop something while entering a room

• To drop off a package at someone's house

• To visit someone without an appointment or invitation

• To drop by parachute

Choose the correct meaning of 'drop off':

• to stop participating in something

• to deliver someone or something to a location

• to dress in a fancy or formal way

• to pick up something

What does it mean to 'drop out'?

• To leave school or a course without finishing it

• To join a new school or course

• To take a break and relax

• To complete a task successfully

Differentiate between 'draw out' and 'drag on'.

• extend and shorten

• prolong and abbreviate

• pull in and push out

• Explanation or steps to get to the answer