Take on A. To feel happier, or to cause someone ...

[ Phrasal Verbs ]

Take on

A. To feel happier, or to cause someone to feel happier

B. To become friendly with because they think that they will benefit in some way

C. To use all of something and not have any more left

D. You employ them to do a job

Select your answer:
A B C D E

Other quiz:

First Conditional › View

They _____ (to open) a new shop next year if they _____ (to have) enough money.

A. open/ will have

B. will open/ have

C. opens/ will have

D. will open/ has

Prepositional Phrases › View

Identify the function of the underlined word(s) in the sentence:

Everyone stayed outside in spite of the pouring rain.

A. subject

B. predicate

C. preposition

D. object of the preposition

Vocabulary › View

This is a private _________. You can’t enter.

A. lake

B. force

C. property

D. space

Temporal Conjunctions and Connectives › View

What is the key structural difference between temporal conjunctions and temporal connectives?

A. Temporal conjunctions can stand alone, but temporal connectives cannot.

B. Temporal conjunctions link clauses, while temporal connectives guide the sequence of events.

C. Temporal conjunctions appear only at the end of sentences.

D. Temporal connectives always appear in complex sentences.