Grammar and Phrasal Verb

Find the Phrasal Verb here and what is the meaning of it?

The magazine is aimed at teenagers.

• Include a calculation

• Affect

• Intend to achieve

• To target

Find the Phrasal Verb here and what is the meaning of it?

You should allow for delays when planning a journey.

• Come to a certain amount or figure

• Make possible, permit

• Include something in a plan or calculation

• To reply rudely to someone in authority

Find the Phrasal Verb here and what is the meaning of it?

He prefers to back his car into the garage.

• Enter a parking area in reverse gear

• To invite someone for a date

• Request to have or be given

• To provoke a negative reaction

Find the Phrasal Verb here and what is the meaning of it?

The Opposition party called for the minister's resignation after the scandal broke.

• Go to collect something

• Make something happen

• Demand

• Telephone for something

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Karen spent a long time looking at flats before he bought one, but eventually decided on one near his work.

• Finally realise or understand something

• Choose, select

• Start eating greedily

• Reach inside to get something

Find the Phrasal Verb here and what is the meaning of it?

The disease eats the liver away.

• Reduce pressure

• Destroy, slowly

• Gradually push someone or something out of their position

• Start a project or venture

Find the Phrasal Verb here and what is the meaning of it?

We fell about when we heard what she'd done.

• Confront

• Be able to use in an emergency

• Laugh a lot

• Make less progress

Find the Phrasal Verb here and what is the meaning of it?

The shops are gearing up for the New Year sales.

• Talk at length about computing

• Become known

• Get ready for a busy period

• Behave as if you are better or more important than others

Find the Phrasal Verb here and what is the meaning of it?

He hacks me off with his endless complaining.

• Expel by coughing

• Annoy

• Negotiate and reach an agreement

• Return

Find the Phrasal Verb here and what is the meaning of it?

That shows that your interestis not in helping the student, but in jawing away.

• Be funny or try to

• Make a quick note

• Accept eagerly

• Talk just for the point of talking rather than having anything to say