Phrasal verbs

1. Would you _______ my dog for me this weekend?

• look

• look after

• look up

2. My neighbour _______ eggs yesterday.

• ran

• ran out of

• ran into

3. John _______ his leg at the baseball game.

• broke

• broke down

• broke off

5. Could you _______ the music while I'm on the phone?

• turn

• turn off

• turn over

6. I don't _______ my new science teacher.

• get up

• get over

• get on with

1

Make a phrasal verb that means: to separate something into all its different parts take ____

2

Example: Her fortune was put at £5.5 million. Choose the meaning of the phrasal verb put at.

• to calculate a result, answer, sum etc

• to calculate the total number of things or people in a group

• to calculate or guess an amount, number, age etc, without being very exact

Make a phrasal verb that means:to experience difficult or dangerous conditionslive ____