English 9.02C2_ Phrasal verbs

Have you _____ the jet lag?

• got on with

• got down

• got over

• got through

Answer explanation

- get on with: have agood relationship with someone

- get down: make someone disappointed

- get over: recover from illness

- get through: successfully explain something to someone

She _____ all her classmates. They love her so much.

• got on with

• got down

• got over

• got through

Answer explanation

- get on with: have agood relationship with someone

- get down: make someone disappointed

- get over: recover from illness

- get through: successfully explain something to someone

I _____ necessary information in a notebook.

• pulled down

• got down

• turned down

• put down

Answer explanation

- pull dowm: destroy

- get down: make someone disappointed

- turn down: refuse

- put down: make a note

I have to _____ her invitation to her birthay party because I will be busy then.

• pull down

• get down

• turn down

• put down

Answer explanation

- pull dowm: destroy

- get down: make someone disappointed

- turn down: refuse

- put down: make a note

They have _____ the old school to buil a new one.

• pulled down

• got down

• turned down

• put down

Answer explanation

- pull dowm: destroy

- get down: make someone disappointed

- turn down: refuse

- put down: make a note

He _____ in a poor family in a samll village.

• cheered up

• grown up

• put up with

• turned up

Answer explanation

- cheer up: make someone feel happier

- grow up: develope

- put up with: be tired of

- turn up: appear

We had waited for an hour before he _____ at the cinema.

• cheered up

• grown up

• put up with

• turned up

Answer explanation

- cheer up: make someone feel happier

- grow up: develope

- put up with: be tired of

- turn up: appear

I _____ the boring work.

• cheering up

• grewing up

• putting up with

• turning up

Answer explanation

- cheer up: make someone feel happier

- grow up: develope

- put up with: be tired of

- turn up: appear

You should _____ the exam before handing to the examiner.

• get over

• take over

• go over

• think over

Answer explanation

- get over: recover

- take over: take control of

- go over: check

- think over: consider

Let me _____ then I can make decision.

• get over

• take over

• go over

• think over

Answer explanation

- get over: recover

- take over: take control of

- go over: check

- think over: consider