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Idioms and Phrasal Verbs

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  • "He really looks up to his brother." What does it mean? (PHRASAL VERB)
    He respects his brother
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  • "He looks down on poor people." What does he think of poor people? (PHRASAL VERB)
    He doesn't respect them
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  • "They've fallen out over money." What have they done? (PHRASAL VERB)
    They've had an argument
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  • If you want to get fit, what can you take up? (PHRASAL VERB)
    A sport, doing exercises, etc
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  • If you pop in to see someone, what do you do? (PHRASAL VERB)
    You pay someone a quick visit
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  • "I take after my dad", what does it mean? (PHRASAL VERB)
    I'm similar to my dad in some way
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  • Henri stopped going to school before he was old enough to do his exams. What did he do? (PHRASAL VERB)
    He dropped out
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  • If someone depresses you, what does it do? (PHRASAL VERB)
    It gets you down
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  • You have an injection and it really hurts, but after a few minutes the pain goes away. What happens? (PHRASAL VERB)
    It wears off
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  • You are in trouble at school, but your best friend defends you. What does he/she do? (PHRASAL VERB)
    He/she stands by you
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  • It rained all morning, but now the rain has stopped and the sun has come out. What has happened to the weather? (PHRASAL VERB)
    It's cleared up
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  • My tennis racket has been broken for ages. I never find the time to fix it. Replace the phrase 'find the time to fix it' (PHRASAL VERB)
    Get round to fixing it.
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  • Everyone arrived on time for the meeting. Replace 'arrived' (PHRASAL VERB)
    Turned up
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  • Jim and Mary don't get on. What does it mean? (PHRASAL VERB)
    They don't like each other
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  • I loved the trip. The beautiful scenery made up for the awful roads. What does it mean? (PHRASAL VERB)
    Compensate
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  • I don't know how she accepts his bad temper. Replace 'accepts' (PHRASAL VERB)
    Puts up with
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