Preposition 'Forth' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

Quiz for Verb: 'To forth'

Choose the correct definition for each phrasal verb...

'Hold forth' means...

State your opinions about something, especially when talking for a long time and boringly

Be wearing

Join houses that had been separate

'Go forth' means...

Sit or stand upright because someone has surprised you

Leave a place

Try to persuade someone to give your work, business, a job, etc

'Pour forth' means...

Break a journey

Change something into something else

Emerge from a place in large numbers

'Bring forth' means...

Produce something, make it known or visible

Compete or force to compete

Demolish

'Venture forth' means...

Behave stupidly

Mistake a person or thing for someone or something else because they look similar

Leave somewhere safe or comfortable

'Bring forth' means...

Smarten up, improve

Make something happen

Put things in a pile

'Set forth' means...

Stop an activity

Precede

Start a journey

'Bring forth' means...

Produce

Keep afloat

Withdraw

'Issue forth' means...

Come out of a place

The beginning of a storm

Support something to make it stronger

'Set forth' means...

Stop or restrict

State or outline an opinion

Fall asleep

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