Understanding Phrasal Verbs with 'Check'

What does the phrasal verb 'check up on' imply?

• To physically leave a place

• To pay for items at a store

• To confirm a reservation

• To ensure someone is okay or not doing something wrong

In a hotel context, what does 'check out' mean?

• To search for something

• To make a payment

• To leave the hotel

• To confirm a reservation

What is the opposite of 'check out' in a hotel setting?

• Check off

• Check in

• Check through

• Check with

What does 'check for' typically involve?

• Confirming a reservation

• Making a payment

• Leaving a place

• Searching or examining something

What does it mean to 'check off' an item?

• To mark an item as completed on a list

• To search for something

• To leave a place

• To confirm a reservation

Why might 'check through' be problematic with luggage?

• It confirms a reservation

• It often leads to lost luggage

• It marks items as completed

• It involves paying for items

What does 'check into' a hospital mean?

• To search for something

• To be admitted to a hospital

• To leave a place

• To confirm a reservation

What does 'check with' someone imply?

• To leave a place

• To confirm information or permission

• To make a payment

• To search for something

What does the slang 'check it out' mean?

• To confirm a reservation

• To mark an item as completed

• To look at or examine something

• To leave a place

What does it mean if someone is 'checking you out'?

• They are searching for something

• They are marking you off a list

• They are examining your appearance

• They are confirming a reservation