PHRASAL VERBS

Match the phrasal verbs to their corresponding meaning

1. Add up A. Abandon a course or study.

2. Talk sb into sth B. To not have sth. To live, work, etc
without having something.
3. Do over C. Persuade.
4. Drop out D. Produce or prepare a meal very
quickly.
5. Butt in E. To be as good as what was expected
or promised
6. Live up to sth F. Make sense. Seem reasonable or
consistent.
7. Whip up G. Interrupt or intrude on a
conversation or activity.
8. Do without H. Admit to something.
9. Own up. I.  An act or instance of repeating
something, especially to improve or
correct the earlier attempt
QUESTIONS

1. What decisions have been made during the pandemic that for you just don’t
add up?
2. Have you talked someone into doing something that was important for you?
What was it?
What is the best or worst thing you’ve been talked into?
3. If you could do something over in your life, what would it be?
4. Why do you think people drop out of college? Was that something you ever
considered? Why?
5. Has someone butted in when you were doing something important? What
happened? How did you feel?
6. What’s the biggest thing that hasn’t lived up to your expectations? Were you
highly disappointed by it?
7. What food could you whip up if you had unexpected visitors?
8. What is something you can’t do without in your daily life?
9. Are you someone who owns up to doing something wrong? Or do you usually
act like nothing happened?