Year 6 English phrasal verbs

Sally, can you _________ your toys, please?

• take away

• get away

• put away

• leave away

Tom has just _______ a great idea.

• made out with

• put up with

• come up with

• brought up with

Turn __________ the radio if you’re not listening.

• in

• of

• off

• up

I usually like to _____________ by doing some stretches.

• go up

• fly up

• look up

• warm up

I promise to ______ her daughter next week when she’s at work.

• take off
• look for
• knock up
• look after

The Firefighter is trying to _____ fire.

• put off
• put up
• put out
• put away

I'm Afraid we have ____of apple juice.Will an orange juice do?

• made up

• keep up

• run out

• do without

A friend of mine has _____________ her wedding.

• passed away

• carried away

• called off

• keep up

"Remeldina never got along with her sister."

get along means...

• be on friendly terms

• go for a walk

• cook a delicious meal

• bake a yummy cake

"Come one, cheer up! It's not that bad."

cheer up means...

• to say thank you

• to feel bad

• to feel happier

• to feel sad