Preposition 'Along' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

Quiz for Verb: 'To along'

Choose the correct definition for each phrasal verb...

'Run along' means...

Get someone into trouble

Leave a car, van, etc.

Go away, leave (often as an imperative)

'Pootle along' means...

Look around to see how good something is or to try to find something better

Travel in a leisurely way

Defeat decisively

'Sing along' means...

Find the size of something

Be successful

To sing when a piece of music is being played or performed by someone else.

'Muddle along' means...

Fall asleep

Continue without a clear aim or plan

Repay money borrowed

'Tick along' means...

Form a separate company from part of an existing one

Choose

Make reasonable progress without any serious problems

'Come along' means...

Start doing something again after an interruption

Move faster or keep up

Increase sharply

'Move along' means...

Have a weak point

Tell someone to move from a place

Look carefully at someone

'String along' means...

Accompany someone because you haven't got anything better to do

Borrow a library book

Exit a computer system

'Get along' means...

Move to a higher level

Have a good relationship

Like something that you didn't like at first

'Tag along' means...

Accompany someone, especially if they haven't specifically invited you

Encounter problems or difficulties

Lose impetus and stop

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