Test 20-Phrasal Verbs meaning | English Phrasal Verbs

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Phrasal verbs combine a base verb with another word, usually a preposition or adverb – known as a particle – to create a completely new meaning.
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    Question 1: to recommend not to do something
    A. advise from
    B. advise against
    C. advise away
    D. advise off
    Question 2: to refresh your knowledge
    A. brush up on
    B. let somebody in on
    C. pull up
    D. find out
    Question 3: 1. to send a letter to a company asking for goods or information 2. to dismiss
    A. turn over
    B. write off
    C. look down on
    D. hang on something
    Question 4: to take care of somebody/something
    A. look after
    B. look for
    C. go after
    D. keep after
    Question 5: to end a relationship
    A. fall apart
    B. break apart
    C. break out
    D. break up
    Question 6: to miss a chance
    A. pass up
    B. knock off
    C. pass for
    D. get back at
    Question 7: 1. to become less severe 2. to make less effort
    A. tell on
    B. keep to
    C. let up
    D. call off
    Question 8: 1. to pass something to someone such as company or project 2. to use land etc. for a different purpose 3. to earn a certain amount of money 4. to change channel on a TV 5. to turn over a page means to go to the opposite side.
    A. turn over
    B. put down
    C. run after
    D. tell apart
    Question 9: to begin suddenly
    A. brush up on
    B. zone out
    C. break out
    D. hold up
    Question 10: 1. to refuse to let someone in 2. to refuse to give somebody support or help 3. to stop using or supporting
    A. keep something to something
    B. opt out
    C. turn away
    D. make off with