F4 Common Test 2 English Phrasal Verbs Level 1

What does 'set off' mean?

• start a journey

• construct, assemble

• criticise sb in front of other people

• return sth to its place

What does 'set in' mean?

• begin and seem likely to continue or develop

• construct, assemble

• criticise sb in front of other people

• return sth to its place

When you 'put up with' something, what are you doing?

• begin and seem likely to continue or develop

• construct, assemble

• accept sth or sb that one finds unpleasant

• return sth to its place

When you 'put sb down', what are you doing?

• begin and seem likely to continue or develop

• construct, assemble

• criticise sb in front of other people

• return sth to its place

What does 'put off' mean?

• begin and seem likely to continue or develop

• construct, assemble

• postpone

• return sth to its place

What is the meaning of 'put up'?

• begin and seem likely to continue or develop

• construct, assemble

• criticise sb in front of other people

• return sth to its place

What is the cost when you 'set sb back'?

• begin and seem likely to continue or develop

• construct, assemble

• criticise sb in front of other people

• cost

What does 'put aside' mean?

• begin and seem likely to continue or develop

• keep sth to be used at a later time

• criticise sb in front of other people

• return sth to its place

What does 'put sth back' mean?

• begin and seem likely to continue or develop

• construct, assemble

• criticise sb in front of other people

• return sth to its place