Question

You have to account for the money that you spent without my consent. Here, the italicized phrasal verb means
give a reason for

give excuse

give details of

give accounts of

Answer 1

Answer:

give details and accounts

Answer 2

Here, the italicized phrasal verb means:

You have to account for the money that you spent without my consent.

account for => Give details or explanation of something.

• ''account for'' is a phrasal verb that means ''to give details of''

• A phrasal verb is a combination of two words. generally, verb + preposition. In the above example, "account for" means to ''give details of''.

More examples of Phrasal verbs:

Look after = to take care of someone.

Hit on = to have an idea

Aim at = to target

Hold on = to wait

give up = to stop

bring in = introduce