Phrasal Verbs

He had to (invent) an excuse for not attending the meeting.

• make for

• make do

• make up

• none

It's not nice to (laugh at) those who make the mistakes

• make off with

• make fun of

• make do

• make up

I can't (understand) what the customer is saying on the

• make out

• do with

• make off

• do with

Jake always (claims) to be an expert in every area.

• make himself out

• makes up

• makes out

• done with

Lea and Amy accepted to (become friends again) and end their disagreement.

• done up

• make up

• made up

• done up

I'm so thirsty; I could really do ...... a cup of tea

• in

• above

• with

• over

You must do ...... your seat belt; it's the law

• out

• up

• in

• with

I _____ Amir today at the supermarket. It was great to see him

I’m so tired of Sophie _____ her engagement ring all the time.

If you don't do your shoes ......., you'll probably fall over

• down

• in

• up

• at