Phrasal verbs with GO

Phrasal verbs with GO

Some of the most common ‘go’ phrasal verbs are easy to understand.

The ‘go’ part of the phrase = ‘to move or travel somewhere’.

The other part, which is the particle, (away, off, out, etc.) also has its regular meaning. For this set of phrasal verbs, it is easy to work out what they mean:

complete the gaps in the sentences

use the correct form or go and one of the particles given.

Multiple Choice

the teacher told us to .... our notes before the exam

• go out

• go up

• go round

• go through

• go in for

Multiple Choice

Sales are really going ... at the moment. Management must be happy

• down

• up

• with

• round

• without

Multiple Choice

I've decided to ..... the CAE exam, I believe that I can pass it.

• go in for

• go out for

• go round with

• go out for

• go off