106. PHRASAL VERBS C2

What does 'talk about' mean?

• gossip about someone

• persuade someone to agree

• reply rudely

• speak without listening

What is the definition of 'talk at'?

• persuade someone to agree

• gossip about someone

• speak without listening

• reply rudely

When someone 'talks back', what are they doing?

• speaking without listening

• gossiping

• persuading someone to agree

• replying rudely

How would you describe 'talk down to'?

• persuading someone to agree

• speaking as if less clever

• speaking without listening

• gossiping

What does 'talk into' mean?

• settle a problem by talking

• persuade someone to do something

• speak without listening

• gossip about someone

How is 'talk out' defined?

• settling a problem by talking

• persuading someone not to do something

• gossiping

• speaking without listening

If you 'talk out of' something, what are you doing?

• persuading someone not to do something

• gossiping

• speaking without listening

• settling a problem by talking

What is the meaning of 'talk round'?

• distinguishing

• persuading someone to agree

• speaking without listening

• gossiping

How would you define 'tell against'?

• distinguish

• spoil chances of success

• persuade someone to agree

• settle a problem by talking

What does 'tell apart' mean?

• spoil chances of success

• distinguish

• persuade someone to agree

• settle a problem by talking