Phrasal Verbs

Sofina was very tired and did not _?_ until it was almost noon.

• wake up

• blow out

• drop out

• burn down

Our manager wants us to _?_ some ideas on how to improve sales.

• on fire

• put forward

• knock down

• wake up

The boy ran and told the policeman that the store was _?_

• knock down

• beyond cure

• fall asleep

• on fire

My little boy hates to _?_ every day.

• take a nap

• draw up

• from out of nowhere

• get on your nerves

Can you make those children be quiet? They are _?_

• beyond cure

• putting up with

• falling asleep

• getting on my nerves

I know things look bad now, but your illness isn't _?_

• at the end of the day

• the lay of the land

• beyond cure

• from out of nowhere

The teacher said somehing _?_ I need to listen more carefully.

• to the effect that

• a heavy cross to her

• at the end of the day

• the lay of the land

He was talking on the phone and _?_ started yelling.

• wake up

• drop out

• all of a sudden

• burn down

Rosa was one of our best students. Why did she _?_ of school?

• drop out

• put forward

• blow out

• knock down

Your boyfriend treats you badly. Why do you _?_ him?

• blow out

• get on your nerves

• draw up

• put up with