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Put your English phrasal verbs knowledge to the test. This quiz covers common expressions used in everyday conversations, including give up, run into, break down, look up, come across, get by, turn down, put off, catch up, and figure out. Each question asks you to identify the correct meaning of a phrasal verb in context, helping you improve vocabulary, comprehension, and confidence in spoken and written English. Ideal for English learners, ESL students, and anyone who wants to master essential phrasal verbs.
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The phrasal verb 'give up' means to stop trying to do something. It implies ceasing an effort, typically due to lack of success or motivation.
'Run into' is a phrasal verb used to describe unexpectedly meeting someone or encountering something.
'Break down' refers to something, often a machine or vehicle, ceasing to operate or function properly.
The phrasal verb 'look up' means to search for information, typically in a reference source.
'Come across' means to find or meet something or someone unexpectedly.
'Get by' is used when someone manages to cope or survive with the basic needs.
'Turn down' means to refuse a request or invitation.
The phrasal verb 'put off' means to delay doing something.
'Catch up' involves reaching the same standard or level as others, especially after falling behind.
'Figure out' means to find an answer or solution to something, or understand something.
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