Common Phrasal Verbs in English Quiz

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

• To compete with someone

• To ignore someone

• To argue with someone

• To have a good relationship with someone

If two people 'patch things up', what have they done?

• They have started a new argument

• They have reconciled and resolved their issues

• They have ended their relationship

• They have ignored each other

What does it mean to 'lash out at' someone?

• To express anger suddenly towards someone

• To help someone

• To praise someone

• To ignore someone

What does 'stick up for' someone imply?

• To criticize someone

• To compete with someone

• To defend or support someone

• To avoid someone

What does it mean to 'cut off' ties with someone?

• To end a relationship or contact

• To ignore someone temporarily

• To start a new friendship

• To strengthen a relationship

What does 'catch up with' someone mean?

• To update each other on life events

• To compete with someone

• To argue with someone

• To ignore someone

What does it mean to 'look up to' someone?

• To argue with someone

• To compete with someone

• To ignore someone

• To admire and respect someone

What does 'run into' someone imply?

• To argue with someone

• To avoid someone

• To plan a meeting with someone

• To meet someone unexpectedly

What does it mean to 'cheer up' someone?

• To criticize someone

• To compete with someone

• To ignore someone

• To make someone happier or less sad

What does 'dream up' something mean?

• To ignore a problem

• To imagine or invent something creatively

• To forget something

• To criticize an idea