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What do the phrasal verbs 'look after and look out' mean?

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Abbygail
Student • 2 years ago

Look after (1) to take care of; (2) to make sure that someone is safe and well. Look out (1) to be careful; (2) to avoid imminent danger

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What do the phrasal verbs 'check by and check back' mean?

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Abbygail
Student • 2 years ago

Check by - Go to a place to see if everything is okay. Check back - Return to see if everything is okay

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What is the difference between the phrasal verbs 'check with and check in'? Please cite example sentences.

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Abbygail
Student • 2 years ago

Check with, Meaning: Ask a person for confirmation Example: She needs to check with her parents before she goes. Check-in, Meaning: Arrive and register at the hotel or airport Example: They will get the hotel keys when we check in.

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What is the difference between the phrasal verbs 'check out and check over'? Please cite example sentences.

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Abbygail
Student • 2 years ago

Check out, Meaning: Look at Example: Check out that cute car! Check over, Meaning: Closely examine the condition of something Example: She checked over the old house to see if it was worth buying.

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What is the difference between the phrasal verbs 'check into and check off'?

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Abbygail
Student • 2 years ago

Check off - Meaning: Make a mark next to. Example: Check each name off the list. Check into - Meaning: Enter a hospital etc… Example: We need to check into the hotel at 11:00 AM.

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What kind of figurative language is "I could eat a horse!?

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Abbygail
Student • 2 years ago

Hyperbole.

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What are some idiomatic expressions relating to being hungry?

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Abbygail
Student • 2 years ago

Feeling peckish. ...

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What is the difference in the meaning of the phrasal verbs 'blow out, blow over, and blow up'?

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Abbygail
Student • 2 years ago

blow out - be extinguished by an air current. blow over- fade away without serious consequences. blow- move creating an air current.

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What is the difference in the meaning of the phrasal verbs 'blow away, blow down, and blow off'?

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Abbygail
Student • 2 years ago

blow away - to dissipate or remove as if with a current of air their doubts were blown away. blow down - the removal of solids or liquids from a container or pipe using pressure. blow - move creating an air current.

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What is the difference between the phrasal verbs 'give out' and 'give in'?

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Abbygail
Student • 2 years ago

The difference is that give away puts more emphasis on the “free” aspect, and give out puts more emphasis on distribution to many people. In a few specific cases (especially with machines and internal organs), give out can mean to fail / stop functioning: He was an old man, and his heart eventually gave out.

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