Phrasal verbs- Kick

Phrasal verbs- Kick

By Elisa Caballero

Kick off

Start something

Example:

Let's kick off this meeting with a brainstorming session.

Kick out

To eject someone or something;to remove from a place.

Example:

After his bad behaviour,Paul was kicked out of the party.​

Kick back

​Relax

Example:

I don't have any plans for the weekend,I'm just going to kick back and watch some TV.

Kick up

​Increase the price

Example:

The rents have been kicked up again!

Kick about

Informally discuss an idea

Example:

Stefan and Maria kicked about the idea of opening a café for months before they did it.

Kick in

Feel the effects of something

Example:

It took a long time for the effects of painkillers to kick in.

Multiple Choice

1- Let's--- ---the idea at our next meeting.

• kick out

• kick in

• kick about

Multiple Choice

2- We're just going to --- --- and play some games tonight.

• kick in

• kick back

• kick out

Multiple Choice

3- The gig will--- ---at around 8 o'clock.

• kick off

• kick back

• kick about

Multiple Choice

3- The oil taxes are going to be --- --- again net week.

• kick up

• kick off

• kick about

Open Ended

Use the phrasal verbs in your own sentences!

KICK OFF

KICK BACK

KICK ABOUT

KICK OUT

KICK IN

KICK UP