Gold Experience A2+ - Phrasal verbs

What does the phrase 'try on' mean?

• To put on or test out clothing or accessories

• To ride a bike

• To read a book

• To bake cookies

In what situation would someone 'stand out' from the crowd?

• When they try to conform to societal norms

• When they possess unique qualities, skills, or characteristics that differentiate them from others in a noticeable way.

• When they blend in seamlessly with the crowd

• When they have the same qualities as everyone else

Explain when an outfit would 'suit someone'.

• An outfit would 'suit someone' when it is outdated and unfashionable.

• An outfit would 'suit someone' when it fits well, complements their body shape, style, and personality, and makes them feel confident and comfortable.

• An outfit would 'suit someone' when it is too tight and uncomfortable.

• An outfit would 'suit someone' when it clashes with their skin tone and overall look.

How can one 'save up' for a big purchase?

• Spend impulsively and rely on credit cards

• Avoid setting a goal or creating a budget

• Depend solely on loans for the purchase

• Set a goal, create a budget, cut unnecessary expenses, increase income, automate savings, and stay disciplined.

If you want to buy something, it's easier to _______ if you have an objective in mind.

• CHECK OUT

• DRESS UP

• SAVE UP

• STAND OUT

It's quite impossible not to _______ when you have so many tattoos and piercings.

• CHECK OUT

• STAND OUT

• DRESS UP

• TRY ON

To go a wedding, we are supposed to ________. Jeans and T-shirts aren't acceptable!

• DRESS UP

• STAND OUT

• TRY ON

• SUIT

I never buy anything without_______ first. I hate having to go back to the store to exchange it!

• DRESSING UP

• SUITING

• TRYING ON

• STANDING OUT

I don't think dresses ______ me. I look older when I wear them.

• DRESS UP

• STAND OUT

• SUIT

• SAVE UP