S3 Revision of Phrasal verbs U.137-138 (in-class)

Although the bus was full, I was able to _____.

• get by

• check in

• get on

• walk in

He behaved very badly and he often broke the school rules. At last, he _____ of school at the age of 16.

• dropped in

• dropped out

• plugged in

• joined in

He seldom cooks and he tends to _____ a lot.

• leave out

• fill out

• check out

• eat out

How can he _____ on so little money?

• get by

• take off

• look up

• turn up

I have to do a lot of shopping but I will try to _____ soon. You can wait for me here.

• wake up

• take off

• come back

• break down

I’m really _____ my holiday.

• looking forward to

• looking up at

• keeping up with

• running away from

I’ve made a list of names. I hope I haven’t _____ anyone _____.

• climbed … out

• left … out

• moved … out

• crossed … out

John and I were discussing where to go for our picnic. Then some other classmates _____. We talked a lot and we had a lot of great ideas.

• dived in

• let in

• joined in

• checked in

Our car _____ and we had to push it off the road.

• drove off

• broke into

• broke down

• took off

The burglars must have _____ through the bathroom window.

• got on

• turned on

• dropped in

• broken into