Who will ............ your house while you are away.
'Look after' means to take care of.
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Who will ............ your house while you are away.
'Look after' means to take care of.
The thief ...... into the house and took away the money.
The correct option is (3). 'Break into' means to enter by force.
My brother ..... smoking last year.
The correct option is (1). 'Give up' means to quit/leave (a habit).
I cannot ...... my mind whether to stay here or leave the place.
The correct option is (1). 'Make up one's mind' means to decide.
The weather is ............
'Clearing up' means for the weather to become fine.
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He broke into the house and ..... with all the silver.
The correct option is (2). 'Make off with' means to steal and run away.
The Chief Guest will ............ the prize.
'Give away' means to distribute (like prizes).
He keeps ............ his friends through the internet.
'In touch with' means to be in communication.
The phrasal verb 'back out' means
'Back out' means to withdraw from an agreement or promise.
'Come by' means to obtain or get.
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John is not speaking to Sarah. They have:
'Fall out' means to quarrel and stop speaking.
Please ............ this advertisement in the matrimonial columns of the Times of India:
'Put in' means to insert or publish.
It took a long time to ...... the enemy's resistance.
The correct option is (2). 'Break down' means to destroy or overcome.
'If you eat any more cream, you will bring it up'.
'Bring up' here means to vomit or to be sick.
The wind ............ the candle.
'Blow out' means to extinguish (like a candle).
Choose the word which can be the best substitute for the given phrase/sentence. 'At irregular intervals or occasionally'.
'Sporadic' means occurring at irregular intervals or only in a few places; scattered or isolated.
Our school ...... on 31st March.
The correct option is (2). 'Break up' means to close for holidays.
I am trying to phone her, but I can't ........
The correct option is (2). 'Get through' means to establish contact (usually on the phone).
'If your servant is lazy, why don't you turn him off'.
'Turn off' means to dismiss someone from a job.
We must ............ our expenses or we will get into debt.
'Cut down' means to reduce (expenses).
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