Understanding English Phrasal Verbs with 'Make'

What does 'make after' mean in the context of phrasal verbs?

• To create something new

• To chase or pursue someone

• To understand a situation

• To leave quickly

How would you describe 'make out' when it involves difficulty?

• To leave quickly

• To manage to see or hear something

• To invent a story

• To steal something

What does 'make up one's mind' imply?

• To decide something

• To create a story

• To reconcile after a fight

• To manage with limited resources

What is the meaning of 'make way with'?

• To prepare a bed

• To allow room for something

• To move towards a direction

• To steal or take something unlawfully

What does 'make light of' suggest?

• To give great importance

• To set aside time for something

• To treat something as unimportant

• To move in a particular direction

What does 'make sense of' mean?

• To understand or comprehend something

• To behave dramatically

• To pretend to be something

• To act in a particular way

What does 'make ends meet' refer to?

• To fulfill a promise

• To look at someone flirtatiously

• To have just enough money for basic expenses

• To earn a lot of money

What does 'make good on' imply?

• To fulfill a promise or deal

• To change something into something else

• To reconcile a conflict

• To earn a living

What does 'make into' mean?

• To change something into something else

• To transfer ownership

• To move towards a place

• To pretend to be something

What does 'make over' refer to?

• To behave dramatically

• To act in a particular way

• To earn money to support oneself

• To transfer ownership of something