Welcome, Guest
📚 Phrasal Verbs Practice
Choose an answer, then open the short learning card. Learn important one-word terms, their meanings, usage, and quick memory clues without losing practice rhythm.
Q51. She failed to ____________ to her name.
"keep up": to go or make progress at the same rate.
Q52. The manager was _________ an explanation of his conduct.
called for — means needed or requested; required.
It fits: the manager was asked to provide an explanation of his conduct.
Use "called for" when something is demanded or required.
The meeting was called for by the board to discuss changes.
Q53. Her supporters began to _________ and she was left alone.
"fall away": To stop supporting or interacting with someone.
Q54. Some interesting matters __________ in our discussion yesterday.
came up — means to be mentioned or to arise in discussion.
The sentence shows matters appearing or arising during the talk.
Use "came up" for topics that appear or are discussed unexpectedly.
During the meeting, a new issue came up.
Q55. Can you please __________ my website just before I publish it?
go through — to review or inspect something carefully.
“Go through” means to examine each part of the website before it goes live.
Use go through for checking details or steps in order.
Please go through the document before the meeting.
Q56. Our monthly expenditure ___________ by five hundred rupees when we decided to buy milk from the milkman.
"shot up": increase (become bigger or greater in amount)
Q57. The Information and Communication Technology has ___________ age and employees very highly paid technocrats.
"come of": To be the result, outcome, or outgrowth of something.
Q58. You should ________ your bad habit of smoking.
"give up": to stop doing, quit,
Q59. There is none to ___________ the orphan.
"look after": To act as a protector or caretaker.
Q60. The patient will __________ soon.
come round — to regain consciousness or recover.
It fits: the patient will recover/come back to awareness soon.
Use come round when someone wakes up or starts feeling better.
The patient will come round soon after the surgery.