Phrasal Verbs 1

Mandy will __________________ with her friends at Starbucks this Saturday morning.

(means: spend time with someone casually)

• hang up

• hang off

• hang out

• hang down

James: Quick! Call the ambulance! My grandpa fell down the stairs and _____________________.

(Means: fainted)

• passed out

• passed up

• passed on

• passed away

Kelly: Hey, Dory. Why do you look so down?

Dory: My cat just _____________ yesterday.

(means: die)

• passed on

• passed up

• passed in

• passed away

It is impolite to not say goodbye to our friend before we _____________.

(Means: to end a conversation on the phone)

• hang out

• hang up

• hang over

• hang in

Teacher: Okay, class. Remember to ______________ your homework after the school holidays, all right?

(means: to submit homework)

• hand out

• hand up

• hand in

• pass up

Mr. Wong sees Terry walking alone on the street.

Mr Wong: Hi Terry. Why are you walking alone?

Terry: Sigh... I missed the bus.

Mr Wong: Come on, I'll drive you home. _________.

(Means: to enter a vehicle)

• hop out

• hop in

• hop away

• hop on

My brother likes to ____________ at the gym.

(means: to exercise)

• work out

• work up

• work in

• work along

Don't make a phone call while your phone is charging. It will ______________.

(Means: explode)

• blow out

• blow in

• blow on

• blow up

The rain is getting heavier and heavier. I think we should ______________ the football match.

(means: cancel)

• call out

• call off

• call away

• call up

Teacher: Here are some forms for you, class. I need you to pass them to your parents to _____________.

(means: write down all the details in a form)

• fill out

• fill away

• fill down

• fill on