Phrasal verbs

He didn't _____ at her when she walked through

• take

• look

• pick

• looks

Her parents ____ out that she had a boyfriend.

• cut

• finds

• hang

• found

The term “take after “ means in Spanish :

(a)  

Please, reorder the following sentence.

backed / car / The / slowly. / up

She's staying late at the office to ________with some reports.

• catch up

• hang out

• ask around

• wait for

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

• break

• fall down

• broke down

• call on

please, reorder the following sentence.

out /I don't know why /he/ with James. / hangs /

Now, ______ your private correspondence and come sit with me.

• wash up

• put away

• put on

• cut out

Bohannon was our last chance to _________ here.

• gets out of

• get out of

• get out

My idea was only to take the horse, not _____ down.

• fall

• fallen

• falls