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CH6 - REVIEW - UNIT 10

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  • What does "cater to" mean"? Is it separable or inseparable?
    To satisfy a need or to provide what is wanted or needed by a particular person or group - Inseparable
  • Give some examples of Inseparable Phrasal verbs.
    Run out of, come up with, count on, run into, etc.
  • What does "run out of (sth)" mean? Can you give an example, please?
    To finish, use, or sell all of something so that there is none left. - Example: I’ve nearly run out of money.
  • Give an example with the phrasal verb "Talk (sb) into (sth)".
    Mike talked me into going to the party with him.
  • What does "bring about" mean"? Is it separable or inseparable?
    To cause or produce - Separable
  • What's the meaning of "wipe out"? Is it separable or inseparable?
    To cause not to exist any more - Separable
  • What does "go without" mean? Can you give an example, please?
    To manage when you do not have sth - Example: She went without food for six days.
  • What's the meaning of "Come up with"? Is it separable or inseparable?
    To suggest or think of an idea or plan - Inseparable
  • What does "Carry out" mean? Is it separable or inseparable?
    To do sth that sb instructs you to do - Separable
  • What are the 3 examples of phrasal verbs that are always separable?
    Do (sth) over - Start (sth) over - Talk (sb) into (sth).
  • What's the meaning of "Come across"? Is it separable or inseparable?
    To find or meet by chance - Inseparable
  • What does "Pick up" mean"? Is it separable or inseparable?
    To use your hands to lift - Separable
  • Give some examples of Separable Phrasal verbs.
    Throw away, turn on/off, figure out, lay off, etc.
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