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Phrasal verbs with up quiz
Up can show growth, finishing, appearing, and stopping. Use the words around each verb to choose its meaning.
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?
“Don't give up so easily.”
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give upStop trying; surrenderpick upCollect a person or thing, especially in a vehiclebring upMention or raise a topicset upEstablish or arrangegrow upBecome an adult or spend your childhood in a placecatch upGet up to date with news, work or events you have missedcheer upBecome happier or less miserableend upArrive at an unintended outcomelook upSearch for information in a book or onlinetake upStart a new hobby or activityturn upAppear, often unexpectedlymake upInvent or fabricate
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