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Phrasal Verb Quiz
Instructions: For each question, choose the response that best answers the question. Pay attention to the phrasal verb in each question.
1. Did they call off the event because of bad weather?
Explanation: To "call off" something or to "call something off" means to cancel it.
2. Did you check in with your supervisor this morning?
Explanation: To "check in with someone" means to contact or talk to someone to see how they are doing or to get an update.
3. Have you figured out what caused the discrepancies in the budget?
Explanation: To "figure out" means to understand something or find a solution to a problem.
4. Why did you decide to put off the meeting?
Explanation: To "put off" means to postpone or delay something.
5. Are you planning to check out that new restaurant this weekend?
Explanation: To "check out something" means to look at, visit, or try something to see what it is like.
6. When did you come across that interesting article online?
Explanation: To "come across something" means to discover or find something by chance.
7. Where did you run into your old friend yesterday?
Explanation: To "run into someone" means to meet someone by chance.
8. Who chipped in for the surprise gift?
Explanation: To "chip in" means to contribute money for something.
9. What do you plan to look into next?
Explanation: To "look into" something means to investigate, examine, or study it.
10. Why did she cut in during your conversation?
Explanation: To "cut in" means to interrupt someone who is speaking or to interrupt a conversation.
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