Share 5th year - Revision for test number 2
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What is the phrasal verb that means to have a friendly relationship with someone?
get on well
What is the phrasal verb that means to stop liking or lose interest in a person?
go off
What is the phrasal verb that means to become friends again with somebody after an argument or fight?
make up
What is the phrasal verb that means to go on a romantic date with somebody?
go out
What is the phrasal verb that means to disappoint someone, usually by failing to do what you agreed or were expected to do?
let down
What is the phrasal verb that means to end a relationship with a boyfriend/girlfriend?
split up / break up
What is the phrasal verb that means to look or behave like another member of your family?
take after
What is the phrasal verb that means to have a serious argument or disagreement with somebody?
fall out
After discovering that her friend had lied to her, Mia completely ____________ her.
went off
Although they argued during the trip, they finally ________________ before going home.
made up
Daniel really _____________ his older brother; they even walk the same way.
takes after
My football coach said he would come to the final match, but he __________ me _________ again.
let (me) down
Our new neighbours ________________ with my parents, so they visit each other all the time.
get on well
Jessica has been ______________ with a famous photographer for almost a year now.
going out
After months of constant arguments, Chris decided to ____________________ with his girlfriend.
break up /split up
Ben and Oliver _______________ because of that misunderstanding about the money.
fell out
