Phrasal Verbs in Relationships and Social Interactions

What does it mean to 'get along' with someone?

• To admire someone

• To have a friendly relationship

• To end a relationship

• To reconcile after a fight

If a couple 'breaks up', what has happened?

• They have started dating

• They have ended their romantic relationship

• They have reconciled

• They have had a disagreement

What does 'fall out' with a friend mean?

• To admire them

• To spend time together

• To invite them on a date

• To have a disagreement

What action is described by 'ask out'?

• To end a relationship

• To invite someone on a date

• To reconcile after a fight

• To admire someone

What does it mean to 'hang out' with friends?

• To end a relationship

• To admire them

• To have a disagreement

• To spend time socially

If you 'hit it off' with someone, what has happened?

• You have invited them on a date

• You have gotten along well from the start

• You have ended a relationship

• You have had a disagreement

What does 'look up to' someone mean?

• To have a disagreement with them

• To admire or respect them

• To spend time with them

• To take care of them

What does 'look after' someone imply?

• To end a relationship with them

• To take care of them

• To invite them on a date

• To admire them

What does it mean to 'cheer up' someone?

• To make them feel better

• To admire them

• To have a disagreement with them

• To end a relationship with them

If you 'stand by' someone, what are you doing?

• Supporting them

• Ending a relationship with them

• Having a disagreement with them

• Inviting them on a date