Recipient Labs Quiz for Aia 20231219 -

What is the meaning of "to take something over"?

to watch too much TV

to take control of something

to rick the roll

Where does the object go?

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What is the meaning of "to look ahead"

to think about the future

to cut someone's hair

to look at the rocks

Where does the object go?

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End

Write an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to read up on something"?

to finish a book really fast

to read a lot about something

to win a football game

to study math until midnight

Where does the object go?

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Write an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to look around somewhere"?

to cut a circle in cloth

to bake a chocolate cake

to visit a place and look at the things in it

to eat too much breakfast

Where does the object go?

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Write an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to read something back"?

to estimate next week's weather

to read a magazine at lunchtime

to read something again, out loud, to someone else

Where does the object go?

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Write an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to make something into something else"?

to make a vanilla cake

to change something into something else

to answer too quickly

to raise your hand in class

Where does the object go?

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Write an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to keep something away from someone"?

to dye a shirt blue

to not tell someone something

to wear a jacket that is too big

Where does the object go?

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Write an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to keep off"?

to not touch something

to not discuss something

to wear big glasses

Where does the object go?

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Write an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to keep someone in"?

to not allow someone to go outside

to not tell someone

to open the door behind you

Where does the object go?

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Make an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to hang around"?

to buy a Snickers bar

to move slowly, to do something slowly

to loiter, to stand around doing nothing

Where does the object go?

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Make an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to carry on with something"?

to answer an urgent question

to continue with something

to sing a song too loudly

Where does the object go?

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Make an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to get away from something (or to something)"?

To take a vacation from something (or to something)

to escape from something

to wake up suddenly after a bad dream

Where does the object go?

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Make an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to set off"?

to begin a journey

to get really angry

to start a chain reaction

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Make an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to clear out of somewhere"?

to remove the dishes

to clean the car seat

to leave from somewhere

Where does the object go?

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Make an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to clear up"?

to solve

to explain

to remove a problem

Where does the object go?

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Make an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to check off"?

to increase the size of a football team

to mark something as done

to realize a lie has been told

Where does the object go?

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Make an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to catch on"?

to become popular

to begin to understand

to not drop a ball

Where does the object go?

Beginning

Middle

End, but an object is optional

Make an example sentence:

What is the meaning of "to catch somebody up on something"?

to give somebody the latest news or information about something

to hoard a lot of canned meat

to while away the time by watching TV

Where does the object go?

Beginning

Middle (optional, if there is a somebody)

End (optional, if there is a something)

Make an example sentence:

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