# 🪝 Phrasal Verbs Phrasal verbs are common in everyday English and consist of a verb plus a particle (an adverb or a preposition) that changes the meaning. They often have a figurative sense, so learning them helps you sound natural and understand native speakers. --- ## Turn The verb *turn* appears in many phrasal verbs with different meanings related to change, movement, or choice. Each particle creates a distinct phrase you can use in contexts like events, attitudes, or physical actions. --- ### Turn down ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "307f53a6", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "She had to ___ the job offer because it required moving to another city. (turn down)", "answer": [ "turn down" ], "translation": "Ella tuvo que rechazar la oferta de trabajo porque implicaba mudarse a otra ciudad.", "emoji": "🚫", "explanation": "'Turn down' means to reject or refuse something, such as an offer or invitation.", "name": "5114da82" }, { "quiz": "307f53a6", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Please ___ the radio; the noise is too loud. (turn down)", "answer": [ "turn down" ], "translation": "Por favor baja la radio; el ruido es demasiado fuerte.", "emoji": "🔉", "explanation": "'Turn down' can also mean to decrease the volume, heat, or intensity of something.", "name": "3dcf956c" }, { "quiz": "307f53a6", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which of these sentences correctly uses 'turn down' to mean 'reject'?", "correct": [ "She turned down the invitation to the party", "He turned down the contract after reading the terms" ], "incorrect": [ "Can you turn down the lights?", "They will turn down at the next street" ], "emoji": "❓", "explanation": "'Turn down' can mean to reject (an offer, invitation) or to lower volume/heat. Only sentences about refusing are correct here.", "name": "1f699146" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "12230a9d" }> ``` --- ### Turn up ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "7fe92fc5", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "They were worried when he didn’t ___ for the meeting on time. (turn up)", "answer": [ "turn up" ], "translation": "Estaban preocupados cuando él no apareció a tiempo para la reunión.", "emoji": "⏰", "explanation": "'Turn up' means to appear or arrive, especially unexpectedly or after being lost.", "name": "314d22bb" }, { "quiz": "7fe92fc5", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "If you can’t find your keys now, they might ___ later. (turn up)", "answer": [ "turn up" ], "translation": "Si no encuentras tus llaves ahora, podrían aparecer más tarde.", "emoji": "🔑", "explanation": "'Turn up' can refer to something lost being found or someone arriving.", "name": "1f121333" }, { "quiz": "7fe92fc5", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which situations commonly use 'turn up'? (choose multiple)", "correct": [ "A guest arrives at a party", "A missing item is found" ], "incorrect": [ "Refusing an offer", "Decreasing the volume" ], "emoji": "📍", "explanation": "'Turn up' is used for arriving/appearing and for something lost that is found. It is not used for refusal or lowering volume.", "name": "69133769" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "64fd1e99" }> ``` --- ### Turn on ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "6906890b", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "___ the lights when you enter the room. (turn on)", "answer": [ "turn on" ], "translation": "Enciende las luces cuando entres a la habitación.", "emoji": "💡", "explanation": "'Turn on' means to activate a device or switch something so that it operates.", "name": "4ffdda5b" }, { "quiz": "6906890b", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "That song really ___ the crowd during the concert. (turn on)", "answer": [ "turned on" ], "translation": "Esa canción realmente animó al público durante el concierto.", "emoji": "🎶", "explanation": "Colloquially, 'turn on' can also mean to excite or energize a person or group.", "name": "27aa88ff" }, { "quiz": "6906890b", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which meanings are correct for 'turn on'? (choose multiple)", "correct": [ "Activate a device", "Excite or energize (informal)" ], "incorrect": [ "Reject an offer", "Lower volume" ], "emoji": "⚡", "explanation": "'Turn on' commonly means to activate something (like a light) and can also mean to excite. It does not mean to reject or reduce.", "name": "5f987dee" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "ba18c66" }> ``` --- ### Turn off ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "29a2b8c8", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Don’t forget to ___ the stove before you leave. (turn off)", "answer": [ "turn off" ], "translation": "No olvides apagar la estufa antes de salir.", "emoji": "🔥", "explanation": "'Turn off' means to deactivate a device or switch so it stops operating.", "name": "6eed1e58" }, { "quiz": "29a2b8c8", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Her rude behavior really ___ the guests at the party. (turn off)", "answer": [ "turned off" ], "translation": "Su comportamiento grosero realmente repulsó a los invitados en la fiesta.", "emoji": "🚪", "explanation": "Figuratively, 'turn off' can mean to cause someone to lose interest or feel repelled.", "name": "5423a841" }, { "quiz": "29a2b8c8", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which uses of 'turn off' are correct?", "correct": [ "Switch off the lights", "Feel repelled by someone's behavior" ], "incorrect": [ "Arrive at a location", "Accept an invitation" ], "emoji": "🛑", "explanation": "'Turn off' is used for deactivating devices and for causing dislike. It is not used for arriving or accepting.", "name": "5f7c06c5" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "2acb17da" }> ``` --- ### Turn out ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "76b97988", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "It ___ that she was right all along. (turn out)", "answer": [ "turned out" ], "translation": "Resultó que ella tenía razón todo el tiempo.", "emoji": "🔍", "explanation": "'Turn out' can mean 'to result' or 'to be discovered' after a situation develops.", "name": "6b195c94" }, { "quiz": "76b97988", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Thousands of people ___ for the concert in the park. (turn out)", "answer": [ "turned out" ], "translation": "Miles de personas asistieron al concierto en el parque.", "emoji": "🎤", "explanation": "'Turn out' can also mean 'to attend or show up' at an event.", "name": "61357346" }, { "quiz": "76b97988", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which meanings are common for 'turn out'? (choose multiple)", "correct": [ "Result or end up a certain way", "Attend or come to an event" ], "incorrect": [ "Activate a device", "Reject an offer" ], "emoji": "🧭", "explanation": "'Turn out' commonly means to result in a particular way or to attend an event. It is not for activation or refusal.", "name": "117d4f1" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "3707db7b" }> ``` --- ## Get The verb *get* forms phrasal verbs that often relate to obtaining, becoming, or arriving. These phrases are useful in both informal and neutral speech for describing processes or actions. --- ### Get up ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "6c6e15c8", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "I usually ___ at 7 a.m. on weekdays. (get up)", "answer": [ "get up" ], "translation": "Normalmente me levanto a las 7 a.m. los días laborables.", "emoji": "⏰", "explanation": "'Get up' means to rise from bed after sleeping.", "name": "32c6ec5a" }, { "quiz": "6c6e15c8", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Try to ___ earlier tomorrow; we have a lot to do. (get up)", "answer": [ "get up" ], "translation": "Intenta levantarte más temprano mañana; tenemos mucho que hacer.", "emoji": "🌅", "explanation": "Used for instructing or suggesting rising from bed at an earlier time.", "name": "5bc98453" }, { "quiz": "6c6e15c8", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which statements about 'get up' are true?", "correct": [ "It means to rise from bed", "It can refer to standing after sitting or falling" ], "incorrect": [ "It means to arrive at a place", "It means to reject an offer" ], "emoji": "🛏️", "explanation": "'Get up' primarily means to rise from lying down (sleep or fall). It does not mean arrive or refuse.", "name": "ca0106f" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "5a48420e" }> ``` --- ### Get over ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "74d3f20b", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "It took her months to ___ the breakup. (get over)", "answer": [ "get over" ], "translation": "Le tomó meses superar la ruptura.", "emoji": "❤️‍🩹", "explanation": "'Get over' means to recover from something difficult, such as an illness, loss, or disappointment.", "name": "38852887" }, { "quiz": "74d3f20b", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "We need to ___ this argument and move forward. (get over)", "answer": [ "get over" ], "translation": "Tenemos que superar esta discusión y avanzar.", "emoji": "🤝", "explanation": "Also used for overcoming emotional or interpersonal difficulties.", "name": "46a0cee3" }, { "quiz": "74d3f20b", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which situations use 'get over'? (choose multiple)", "correct": [ "Recovering from illness", "Moving past an emotional event" ], "incorrect": [ "Arriving at a destination", "Accepting a suggestion" ], "emoji": "🩺", "explanation": "'Get over' is about recovery or overcoming. It is not used for arriving or accepting.", "name": "3bbd063f" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "6f5c64cd" }> ``` --- ### Get along ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "78991615", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "They ___ well despite their different backgrounds. (get along)", "answer": [ "get along" ], "translation": "Ellos se llevan bien a pesar de sus diferentes orígenes.", "emoji": "🤝", "explanation": "'Get along' means to have a friendly or harmonious relationship with someone.", "name": "120ee5e8" }, { "quiz": "78991615", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "How do you ___ with your new coworkers? (get along)", "answer": [ "get along" ], "translation": "¿Cómo te llevas con tus nuevos compañeros de trabajo?", "emoji": "👥", "explanation": "Commonly used to ask about the quality of relationships.", "name": "6f6563d8" }, { "quiz": "78991615", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which sentences correctly use 'get along'?", "correct": [ "We get along best when we work together", "I don’t get along with my neighbor" ], "incorrect": [ "They get along the bus every morning", "She will get along the package" ], "emoji": "🧩", "explanation": "'Get along' relates to relationships, not travel or handling packages.", "name": "572dfae" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "3931c7e5" }> ``` --- ### Get by ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "126e018f", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "With her part-time job, she can ___ until she finds full-time work. (get by)", "answer": [ "get by" ], "translation": "Con su trabajo a tiempo parcial, ella puede arreglárselas hasta que encuentre un empleo de tiempo completo.", "emoji": "💼", "explanation": "'Get by' means to manage or survive, especially financially or with limited resources.", "name": "41e87a1e" }, { "quiz": "126e018f", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "I don’t speak the language well, but I can ___ in everyday situations. (get by)", "answer": [ "get by" ], "translation": "No hablo bien el idioma, pero puedo arreglármelas en situaciones cotidianas.", "emoji": "🗣️", "explanation": "'Get by' can also refer to coping or managing with limited ability or resources.", "name": "4abb9c4d" }, { "quiz": "126e018f", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which contexts is 'get by' commonly used for?", "correct": [ "Managing financially", "Coping with limited ability" ], "incorrect": [ "Arriving at a place", "Rejecting an offer" ], "emoji": "🧭", "explanation": "'Get by' refers to managing or coping, not arriving or refusing.", "name": "58643e77" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "5f77aea4" }> ``` --- ### Get rid of ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "61c790ca", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "We need to ___ these old papers to free up some space. (get rid of)", "answer": [ "get rid of" ], "translation": "Necesitamos deshacernos de estos papeles viejos para liberar espacio.", "emoji": "🗑️", "explanation": "'Get rid of' means to remove or dispose of something unwanted.", "name": "582de270" }, { "quiz": "61c790ca", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "She wants to ___ the bad habits she picked up last year. (get rid of)", "answer": [ "get rid of" ], "translation": "Ella quiere deshacerse de los malos hábitos que adquirió el año pasado.", "emoji": "🚭", "explanation": "Can also be used figuratively for eliminating undesirable habits or feelings.", "name": "78a0c77f" }, { "quiz": "61c790ca", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which uses are correct for 'get rid of'?", "correct": [ "Throw away old items", "Eliminate bad habits" ], "incorrect": [ "Accept an invitation", "Turn on a device" ], "emoji": "🧹", "explanation": "'Get rid of' is about removal or elimination. It is not for accepting or activating.", "name": "55fc1999" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "28fbb3ab" }> ``` --- ## Take The verb *take* appears in phrasal verbs that commonly involve removal, acceptance, or timing. They are frequently used in everyday English for instructions, reactions, and descriptions of events. --- ### Take off ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "5c9a9a55", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "The airplane will ___ in about ten minutes. (take off)", "answer": [ "take off" ], "translation": "El avión despegará en unos diez minutos.", "emoji": "✈️", "explanation": "'Take off' can mean to rise into the air (for planes).", "name": "2d9ce72f" }, { "quiz": "5c9a9a55", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "He ___ his jacket when he entered the warm room. (take off)", "answer": [ "took off" ], "translation": "Se quitó la chaqueta al entrar en la habitación cálida.", "emoji": "🧥", "explanation": "'Take off' can also mean to remove clothing.", "name": "72850699" }, { "quiz": "5c9a9a55", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which meanings are common for 'take off'? (choose multiple)", "correct": [ "To remove clothing", "For an airplane to begin flying" ], "incorrect": [ "To accept an offer", "To lower volume" ], "emoji": "🛫", "explanation": "'Take off' commonly means remove (clothes) or ascend (airplane). It is not for accepting or decreasing.", "name": "7189a3d6" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "3257508b" }> ``` --- ### Take on ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "711a8fdf", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "The company decided to ___ more staff to handle the increased workload. (take on)", "answer": [ "take on" ], "translation": "La empresa decidió contratar más personal para manejar la mayor carga de trabajo.", "emoji": "🧑‍💼", "explanation": "'Take on' can mean to begin to employ or accept new responsibilities.", "name": "2082f2e9" }, { "quiz": "711a8fdf", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "She’s willing to ___ the challenge despite the risks. (take on)", "answer": [ "take on" ], "translation": "Ella está dispuesta a asumir el desafío a pesar de los riesgos.", "emoji": "⚔️", "explanation": "'Take on' can also mean to confront or deal with a challenge or opponent.", "name": "226a26d5" }, { "quiz": "711a8fdf", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which contexts are correct for 'take on'?", "correct": [ "Hiring new employees", "Accepting a challenge" ], "incorrect": [ "Removing clothes", "Arriving at a location" ], "emoji": "🛡️", "explanation": "'Take on' involves accepting responsibility or challenging someone, not removing or arriving.", "name": "559a0eb4" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "5abc6fc9" }> ``` --- ### Take up ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "1a0dd29e", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "She decided to ___ painting as a hobby. (take up)", "answer": [ "take up" ], "translation": "Ella decidió comenzar a pintar como pasatiempo.", "emoji": "🎨", "explanation": "'Take up' can mean to begin a new activity or hobby.", "name": "45150ebb" }, { "quiz": "1a0dd29e", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "The new sofa will ___ less space than the old one. (take up)", "answer": [ "take up" ], "translation": "El sofá nuevo ocupará menos espacio que el viejo.", "emoji": "🛋️", "explanation": "'Take up' can also mean to occupy space or time.", "name": "7bb11b8d" }, { "quiz": "1a0dd29e", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which meanings are common for 'take up'? (choose multiple)", "correct": [ "Start a new hobby or activity", "Occupy space or time" ], "incorrect": [ "Remove an item", "Accept an offer" ], "emoji": "⏳", "explanation": "'Take up' can mean to begin something or to occupy space/time. It is not for removal or acceptance.", "name": "6cd16b15" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "68204650" }> ``` --- ### Take back ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "40ed5957", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "I’d like to ___ the shirt; it doesn’t fit properly. (take back)", "answer": [ "take back" ], "translation": "Quisiera devolver la camisa; no me queda bien.", "emoji": "🛍️", "explanation": "'Take back' can mean to return an item to the store or place it came from.", "name": "33b88123" }, { "quiz": "40ed5957", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "After hearing their explanation, I ___ what I said earlier. (take back)", "answer": [ "take back" ], "translation": "Después de escuchar su explicación, retiro lo que dije antes.", "emoji": "🗣️", "explanation": "'Take back' can also mean to retract or withdraw a statement.", "name": "651c87eb" }, { "quiz": "40ed5957", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which uses are correct for 'take back'?", "correct": [ "Return a purchased item", "Retract a statement" ], "incorrect": [ "Begin a new hobby", "Activate a device" ], "emoji": "↩️", "explanation": "'Take back' involves returning items or withdrawing statements, not starting or activating.", "name": "19eca2f3" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "58ba9efe" }> ``` --- ### Take out ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "323ca2d6", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Let’s ___ dinner tonight; I don’t feel like cooking. (take out)", "answer": [ "take out" ], "translation": "Pidamos comida para llevar esta noche; no tengo ganas de cocinar.", "emoji": "🍱", "explanation": "'Take out' can mean to buy prepared food to eat elsewhere.", "name": "17712099" }, { "quiz": "323ca2d6", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "He ___ the trash every evening before bed. (take out)", "answer": [ "takes out" ], "translation": "Él saca la basura cada noche antes de acostarse.", "emoji": "🗑️", "explanation": "'Take out' can also mean to remove something from a place, like trash.", "name": "1f0b495a" }, { "quiz": "323ca2d6", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which meanings are common for 'take out'? (choose multiple)", "correct": [ "Order food to eat elsewhere", "Remove something from a place" ], "incorrect": [ "Put on clothing", "Arrive at a location" ], "emoji": "🚪", "explanation": "'Take out' involves removing or buying prepared food; it is not for putting on or arriving.", "name": "7cf51964" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "277a5b68" }> ``` --- ## Look The verb *look* is used in phrasal verbs related to attention, search, and appearance. These phrases help you describe how someone perceives something or how they actively seek information. --- ### Look for ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "592d3422", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "I’m ___ my keys; have you seen them? (look for)", "answer": [ "looking for" ], "translation": "Estoy buscando mis llaves; ¿las has visto?", "emoji": "🔎", "explanation": "'Look for' means to search for something or someone.", "name": "6e760e50" }, { "quiz": "592d3422", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "They’re ___ a new apartment closer to work. (look for)", "answer": [ "looking for" ], "translation": "Están buscando un apartamento nuevo más cerca del trabajo.", "emoji": "🏠", "explanation": "Commonly used for actively searching in various contexts.", "name": "61f00ffd" }, { "quiz": "592d3422", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which situations use 'look for'?", "correct": [ "Searching for lost items", "Seeking information or a person" ], "incorrect": [ "Examining something closely", "Avoiding someone" ], "emoji": "📍", "explanation": "'Look for' is about searching or seeking, not just looking at or avoiding.", "name": "1dd9c85c" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "3d786a43" }> ``` --- ### Look after ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "734785d9", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Can you ___ my plants while I’m on vacation? (look after)", "answer": [ "look after" ], "translation": "¿Puedes cuidar mis plantas mientras estoy de vacaciones?", "emoji": "🌿", "explanation": "'Look after' means to take care of someone or something.", "name": "59d4aa89" }, { "quiz": "734785d9", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "She ___ her elderly father every day. (look after)", "answer": [ "looks after" ], "translation": "Ella cuida de su padre anciano todos los días.", "emoji": "👵", "explanation": "Used for providing care or supervision.", "name": "153d5403" }, { "quiz": "734785d9", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which actions involve 'look after'?", "correct": [ "Taking care of children", "Managing daily needs of a pet" ], "incorrect": [ "Searching for a lost item", "Leaving a place" ], "emoji": "🧸", "explanation": "'Look after' is about care, not searching or leaving.", "name": "77112e3c" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "5df9c1fd" }> ``` --- ### Look up ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "73bd145a", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "If you don’t know the word, ___ it in the dictionary. (look up)", "answer": [ "look up" ], "translation": "Si no conoces la palabra, búscala en el diccionario.", "emoji": "📚", "explanation": "'Look up' means to search for information in a reference source.", "name": "b7b03b5" }, { "quiz": "73bd145a", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Things are ___ since they started the new project. (look up)", "answer": [ "looking up" ], "translation": "Las cosas están mejorando desde que comenzaron el nuevo proyecto.", "emoji": "⬆️", "explanation": "'Look up' can also mean to improve (situations or prospects).", "name": "32c39f68" }, { "quiz": "73bd145a", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which meanings are correct for 'look up'? (choose multiple)", "correct": [ "Search for information", "Improve (a situation)" ], "incorrect": [ "Care for someone", "Reduce volume" ], "emoji": "🔍", "explanation": "'Look up' can mean to search or for things to get better. It is not for care or lowering.", "name": "3d059fdb" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "18610c3a" }> ``` --- ### Look out ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "56c6690c", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "___! There’s a car coming fast. (look out)", "answer": [ "look out" ], "translation": "¡Cuidado! Viene un coche rápido.", "emoji": "⚠️", "explanation": "'Look out' is a warning to be careful or watch for danger.", "name": "48190d0b" }, { "quiz": "56c6690c", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "When hiking, you need to ___ for slippery rocks. (look out)", "answer": [ "look out" ], "translation": "Cuando camines, debes tener cuidado con las rocas resbaladizas.", "emoji": "🪨", "explanation": "'Look out for' can also mean to watch for potential hazards.", "name": "24fcaf13" }, { "quiz": "56c6690c", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which uses are correct for 'look out'?", "correct": [ "Warning someone about danger", "Watching for hazards" ], "incorrect": [ "Searching in a dictionary", "Taking care of a pet" ], "emoji": "🚨", "explanation": "'Look out' is used for warnings and being alert, not for searching or caregiving.", "name": "79755de8" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "157bf096" }> ``` --- ### Look into ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "67c36e1b", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "The manager said they would ___ the complaint. (look into)", "answer": [ "look into" ], "translation": "El gerente dijo que investigarán la queja.", "emoji": "🔎", "explanation": "'Look into' means to investigate or examine a matter more closely.", "name": "aea404a" }, { "quiz": "67c36e1b", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "I’ll ___ options for a cheaper flight and let you know. (look into)", "answer": [ "look into" ], "translation": "Voy a investigar opciones para un vuelo más barato y te aviso.", "emoji": "✈️", "explanation": "Can also be used for exploring possibilities or gathering information.", "name": "267ec37b" }, { "quiz": "67c36e1b", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which actions involve 'look into'?", "correct": [ "Investigate a problem", "Research options or causes" ], "incorrect": [ "Return an item", "Warn about danger" ], "emoji": "🧾", "explanation": "'Look into' is about investigation or research, not returning or warning.", "name": "66e0e575" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "d112554" }> ``` --- ## Come The verb *come* appears in phrasal verbs that often involve arrival, change, or events happening. They are useful for describing timing, reactions, and social situations. --- ### Come in ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "76134cb1", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Please ___; the room is warm. (come in)", "answer": [ "come in" ], "translation": "Por favor entra; la habitación está caliente.", "emoji": "🚪", "explanation": "'Come in' means to enter a room or building.", "name": "7fe97521" }, { "quiz": "76134cb1", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "The test results will ___ next week. (come in)", "answer": [ "come in" ], "translation": "Los resultados de la prueba llegarán la próxima semana.", "emoji": "📩", "explanation": "'Come in' can also mean to arrive (for results, deliveries, signals, etc.).", "name": "4b517a6d" }, { "quiz": "76134cb1", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which meanings are correct for 'come in'?", "correct": [ "Enter a room or building", "Arrive (results or deliveries)" ], "incorrect": [ "Start a machine", "Reject an offer" ], "emoji": "🛗", "explanation": "'Come in' is used for entering and for things that arrive/are received.", "name": "78a056fb" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "24c333b2" }> ``` --- ### Come back ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "7faf8ab5", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "She plans to ___ to the city after traveling for a year. (come back)", "answer": [ "come back" ], "translation": "Ella planea regresar a la ciudad después de viajar durante un año.", "emoji": "🧳", "explanation": "'Come back' means to return to a place or situation.", "name": "2fd875df" }, { "quiz": "7faf8ab5", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Memories of that summer always ___ to me. (come back)", "answer": [ "come back" ], "translation": "Los recuerdos de ese verano siempre vuelven a mí.", "emoji": "🧠", "explanation": "'Come back' can also refer to memories or feelings returning.", "name": "581faa49" }, { "quiz": "7faf8ab5", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which uses are common for 'come back'?", "correct": [ "Return to a place", "Memories or feelings returning" ], "incorrect": [ "Start an event", "Give something away" ], "emoji": "🔄", "explanation": "'Come back' is about returning physically or mentally, not starting or giving away.", "name": "2baf1843" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "c200c39" }> ``` --- ### Come up ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "520b1ec6", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "I’m sorry, something urgent ___ at work. (come up)", "answer": [ "came up" ], "translation": "Lo siento, surgió algo urgente en el trabajo.", "emoji": "⚠️", "explanation": "'Come up' means an issue or event arises unexpectedly.", "name": "10562664" }, { "quiz": "520b1ec6", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "If your name ___ during the meeting, please say hello. (come up)", "answer": [ "comes up" ], "translation": "Si tu nombre surge en la reunión, por favor saluda.", "emoji": "🗣️", "explanation": "'Come up' can also mean to be mentioned or arise in conversation.", "name": "66989cf0" }, { "quiz": "520b1ec6", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which situations use 'come up'? (choose multiple)", "correct": [ "An unexpected problem arises", "A topic is mentioned" ], "incorrect": [ "An event finishes", "A person leaves" ], "emoji": "🆙", "explanation": "'Come up' is for things that arise or are brought up, not for ending or leaving.", "name": "5c3938ce" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "576353c4" }> ``` --- ### Come out ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "56a2c581", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "The photos will ___ next week after the event. (come out)", "answer": [ "come out" ], "translation": "Las fotos saldrán la próxima semana después del evento.", "emoji": "📷", "explanation": "'Come out' can mean to be published, released, or become available.", "name": "5a1b083a" }, { "quiz": "56a2c581", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "It took a while for the stain to ___ after washing. (come out)", "answer": [ "come out" ], "translation": "La mancha tardó en salir después de lavar.", "emoji": "🧼", "explanation": "'Come out' can also mean to disappear (stains) or become visible/noticeable.", "name": "30bfc73c" }, { "quiz": "56a2c581", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which meanings are common for 'come out'?", "correct": [ "Be released or published", "Become visible or disappear (stains)" ], "incorrect": [ "Enter a room", "Reject an offer" ], "emoji": "🪞", "explanation": "'Come out' is used for release/publication and for stains or marks becoming visible or removed.", "name": "4e7d1bc0" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "58d3acd6" }> ``` --- ### Come down ```json <{ "type": "quiz", "exercises": [ { "quiz": "163cb421", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Prices have ___ significantly this year. (come down)", "answer": [ "come down" ], "translation": "Los precios han bajado significativamente este año.", "emoji": "💲", "explanation": "'Come down' can mean to decrease (prices, levels, rates).", "name": "684d6881" }, { "quiz": "163cb421", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "fill-in-blank", "category": "vocabulary", "text": "Be careful on the ladder when you ___. (come down)", "answer": [ "come down" ], "translation": "Ten cuidado en la escalera cuando bajes.", "emoji": "🪜", "explanation": "'Come down' can also mean to move from a higher position to a lower one (physically).", "name": "f93b93d" }, { "quiz": "163cb421", "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "type": "exercise", "question": "multiple-choice", "category": "rule", "prompt": "Which uses are correct for 'come down'?", "correct": [ "Decrease in price or level", "Move down from a higher place" ], "incorrect": [ "Start an event", "Go away from a place" ], "emoji": "⬇️", "explanation": "'Come down' is used for decreases and downward movement, not starting or leaving.", "name": "487d8d02" } ], "topic": "english/parts-of-speech/verbs/phrasal-verbs", "name": "42a43bcc" }> ``` --- ## Summary Phrasal verbs combine a verb with a particle to create meanings that are sometimes literal and sometimes figurative. Learning common ones with verbs like *turn*, *get*, *take*, *look*, and *come* will make your English more natural and fluent.