Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs

What is a Phrasal Verb?

A phrasal verb is a verb that is made up of a main verb together with an adverb or a preposition, or both.

Main Verb + Adverb/preposition

Bring + in

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What is a Phrasal Verb?

• Phrasal verb is a composition of two verbs plus an adverb.

• Phrasal verb is a cobination of two adjectives and follow for a verb,

• Phrasal verb is a verb that is made up of a main verb together with an adverb or a preposition, or both.

Bring in

to make money

to earn money

Find out

Discover information

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CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER FROM EACH FOLLOWING PHRASAL VERBS :

BRING IN:

FIND OUT:

GET ON:

• To earn money / make money

• To take care of something

• Discover information

• Deep investigation

• To have a good relationship

Go for

to choose 

Hold back

To not show what you are thinking or feeling

Look after

To take care of somebody/something

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CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER FROM EACH FOLLOWING PHRASAL VERBS :

Go for:

Hold back:

Look after:



• to make money/earn money

• To choose

• To not show what your are thinking or feeling

• Discover Information

• To take or of something/somebody

Look into

To investigate

Turn down

°To not accept an offer or request

°Reject

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CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER FROM EACH FOLLOWING PHRASAL VERBS :

Look into:

Turn down:

Draw on:

• To investigate

• To not accept an offer or request

  Reject

• To use something that you have gradually gained or saved

• To take care of somebody

put

on...... Put on a sweater... put on= wear

off... He does not put off what can be done today.... put off= keep for next day

away..... Put away the phone and listen to me. ... put Away = keep

out... The fire was put out by the firemen. put out = extinguished

look

into (investigate)

out ( careful!!)

after ( take care)

up ( search)

break

into ( enter forcibly)

out ( escape)

up ( end a relationship)

Down (stop functioning (vehicle, machine))

Drop

in.. ( visit someone)

out (quit a class, school etc)

off ( take somebody/ something somewhere and leave them/it there)

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I _____________ to see Chris on my way home.

• dropped to

• dropped in

• dropped out

• dropped at

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You’re walking too fast. I can’t _____________ with you.

• keep up

• keep back

• keep down

• keeo from

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Sorry I’m late.The car ____________

• broke in

• broke down

• broke out

• broke away

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A woman got into the car and _____________

• drove of

• drove off

• drove in

• drove on

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On seeing the police, the thief _________ quickly.

• took off

• took after

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We need to ________ for cars when we are crossing the road.

• look over

• look out

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Due to the bad weather, the competition is ____ to next week.

• put out

• put off

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The car _____ in the middle of the road.

• broke down

• broke off

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The burglar ________ the office and stole five laptops.

• broke into

• broke down

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______________ the elderly .

• look into

• look after

• look out

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The alarm clock _________ at 8 am everyday.

• goes up

• oes into

• goes off

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The plane _______________ an hour ago.

• take into

• take off

• take out

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______________ your work in time!

• hand out

• Hand in

• Hand

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I don't have any ideas right now bout I'll have to __________ something by the end of the day.

• count on

• going on

• come up with

• put up with

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__________ your mind! You take too long just to choose a T-shirt!

• make up

• mess up

• give up

• come up

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This relationship is not good for me. I decided to __________ on you.

• figure out

• make up

• give up

• mess up

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Are you __________ with me? You never take anything seriously

• giving up

• flipping through

• messing up

• coming up

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I'm so busy! I have to __________ so many things!

• sit down

• get down

• put up with

• deal with

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Students, please read the questions carefully. Do not just __________ it.

• flip through

• sit down

• put up with

• rack up

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Since I procrastinate a lot, I've __________ many tasks.

• racks up

• racking up

• rack up

• racked up

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She has no idea about what is __________.

• flipping through

• giving up

• going up

• going on

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I can't __________ all these discussions about fashion and make up.

• going on

• put up with

• come up with

• deal with

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I had a fight with my partner and now I'm feeling bad about it. I just want to __________.

• give up

• listen up

• deal with

• make up

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"Cheer up" means to ...

• make someone sad

• make someone happy

• make someone angry

• make someone become distant

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"Get along with" means to ...

• have a good relationship

• have a bad relationship

• take care of

• tolerate someone

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"Give away" means to ...

• do what you promised

• discuss things

• relax

• donate things