Preposition 'For' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

Quiz for Verb: 'To for'

Choose the correct definition for each phrasal verb...

'Cater for' means...

Include something in a plan or calculation

Get someone's support

To provide what is necessary

'Fall for' means...

Force an animal or someone to leave a place

Completely close something

Believe a lie or a piece of deception

'Go in for' means...

Make a text longer by including extra content, often content that isn't particularly relevant

Encourage, make someone feel confident

Make a career choice

'Give it up for' means...

Applaud

Chase, pursue

Stop doing something bad or annoying

'Watch out for' means...

Provide an excuse or alibi

Be careful of something

When trouble starts

'Cover for' means...

Use excessive authority to control people

Do someone's work while they are temporarily absent

Stay in a place for some time

'Call for' means...

Demand

Solve, find a solution

Tell a secret, often unintentionally

'Order out for' means...

Weigh or measure an exact amount

Have food delivered

Block light

'Make for' means...

Bring inside a place

Talk repeatedly about something

Produce a result or situation

'Be up for' means...

Be enthusiastic about an upcoming event

Slowly come to be understood

Arrive

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