Phrasal Verbs

What is phrasal verb?

• A verb and a preposition, an adverb, or both.

• A verb and noun, adjective or both

• An adjective and noun

• A preposition and its object

• A combination of noun and verb

A: Do you know the meaning of this word ?

B: No , but I can _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in the dictionary.

• Look at it

• Look it up

• Look around

• Look after

• Look forward to

. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ your shoes before you step on the carpet.

• Take

• Take in

• Take off

• Take on

• Take out

It was very nice to meet you today , I am _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ you again soon.

• Looking forward to meet

• Looking forward to meeting

• Looking forward meeting

• Looking forward be meeting

• Looking forward to have been meeting

A keystone to success is to never _ _ _ _ _ _ _ on your dreams.

• Give to

• Give

• Give up

• Give upon

• Give about

We have a very tight schedule . we are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ you to get this job done in time.

• Counting to

• Counting for

• Counting on

• Counting into

• Counting upon

Our babysitter's really good at _______ our kids.

• looking after

• looking into

• looking at

• looking out

• looking down on

They fight a lot, but they always manage to make up.

The correct meaning of the word "make up" in the sentence above is ... .

• Compensate

• Invent

• Assemble

• Apply cosmetics

• Resolve

Woman: I was driving along when another driver nearly crashed into me so I shouted at him. from the underlined word we understand that the woman ... .

• shouted happily

• shouted angrily

• shouted friendly

• shouted gladly

• shouted pleasantly

we often shop around before best deal. the underlined word means ... .

• bargain

• compare prices

• test on

• remove

• reduce prices