Phrasal Verbs

Please _______ the smelly socks _______!

• take ... off

• take ... away

• take ... up

• take ... after

The train can _____ you _____ to your neighbourhood.

• take ... up

• take ... in

• take ... back

• take ... after

The plane is about to ____________________.

• take after

• take in

• take off

• take after

The hawker centre is now open. Let's _________ for dinner.

• go out

• go away

• go on

• go down

He takes after his father.

What does 'take after' mean?

• To surprise

• To have the same character to a family member

• To understand something

• To depart or leave the ground

The plane is going to take off.

What does 'take off' mean?

• To surprise

• To understand something

• To depart or leave the ground

• To have the same character to a family member

______________, I will catch up with you later.

• Go for

• Go ahead

• Go over

• Go past

Please ______________ your answers before handing in your mini quiz.

• go in

• go over

• go out

• go for

I ___________ many books for the long bus trip.

• take in

• take off

• take along

• take on

Jacq and I go back since primary school.

What does 'go back' mean?

• To have known each other for an amount of time

• To pay a short visit

• To happen

• To fall ill