Phrasal Verbs - february

What does the phrasal verb "hit it off" mean?

• To argue with someone

• To get along well with someone from the first meeting

• To physically hit someone

• To end a relationship

What does the phrasal verb "open up" mean?

• To start a business

• To become more communicative and share feelings

• To unlock a door

• To begin a new project

What does the phrasal verb "put up with" mean?

• To assemble something

• To tolerate or endure something unpleasant

• To raise a flag

• To build a structure

What does the phrasal verb "grow apart" mean?

• To physically move away from each other

• To develop different interests and become less close

• To plant seeds in separate areas

• To increase in size separately

What does the phrasal verb "settle down" mean?

• To calm down after being angry

• To start living a stable and routine life

• To sit down in a comfortable chair

• To resolve a dispute

What does the phrasal verb "be into (someone)" mean?

• To physically enter a place

• To have a romantic or strong interest in someone

• To owe someone money

• To be inside a building

Which phrasal verb would you use to describe enduring a difficult situation?

• Hit it off

• Open up

• Put up with

• Settle down

Which phrasal verb describes the action of becoming less close to someone over time?

• Grow apart

• Be into

• Settle down

• Open up