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Phrasal verbs with off quiz
Off often shows moving apart, stopping, leaving, or success. Choose the meaning that fits the whole situation.
Choose one meaning for each sentence. You will see the answer and a short explanation at once.
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What does the phrasal verb mean?
“The plane takes off at noon.”
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take offLeave the ground (aircraft)put offDelay or postponecall offCancel a planned eventturn offDeactivate a deviceshow offDisplay something to impress otherscut offStop the supply of something like power, water or moneygo offStart making a loud warning soundset offBegin a journeypay offBe successful or worthwhile in the enddrop offTake and leave someone or something at a locationwrite offAccept that something is a loss or beyond repairpull offSucceed at something difficult
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