Review Phrasal verb

Phrasal Verb Review

Multiple Choice

......... to your account.

• work out

• put on

• log in

• try out

What is a phrasal verb? 

 They are two-word or three-word phrases that consist of a verb and one or two words from the preposition list. The words work together to perform the job of one verb  and they create a meaning different from the meaning that the words have by themselves. (actions)  (take off, throw away, put on, hand in, blow out, try out, pick up, turn up, turn down, blow up, hang up, use up, turn on, turn off, fill out, etc).

Examples of phrasal verb

- I use up the whole glue stick. 

- I use the whole glue stick up. 

 - I use it up.   

 - I often look up words in the dictionary

 - I often look the words in the dictionary up 

 - I often look them up 

The meaning of  : 

-Pick up : To lift someone or something using your hands.
-Use up : to use all of something, so that nothing is left. 
-Turn down : to make it lower volume.
 -Turn off : to stop a piece of equipment working temporarily by pressing a button or by moving a switch. 
-Throw away : to get rid of something that you no longer want. 
-Hang up : to hang a piece of clothing on something. 
-Blow out : to use your breathe to make a flame stop burning. 
-Put on : to put clothing on the body. 
-Hand in : to submit something assignments or etc. 
-Fill out : to complete a form. 
-Try out : to test someone or something to see what they are like or whether they are suitable or effective. 
-Blow up : to fill something with air or gas. 

Multiple Choice

Trees ..................

• Fall down

• hand out

• put on

• put out

Multiple Choice

......... to your account.

• work out

• put on

• log in

• try out

Multiple Choice

............... to a new house.

• move in

• put in

• watch out

• throw away

Multiple Choice

..................... the answer.

• take out

• put down

• put off

• work out

Multiple Choice

............... a student

• tell of

• work out

• fill out

• get up