ALC Phrasal Verbs 1 introduction

My car _____ on the way to work.

// machine stop working

• broke down

• broke up

• broke in

• broke out

You should _____ as soon as you can.

// return phone call

• call her back

• call her up

• call her in

• call her over

They will _____ the game due to lightning.

// cancel plan

• call off

• call out

• call in

• call on

When can I _____ at the hotel?

// register at the beginning

• check in

• check up

• check from

• check at

I want to _____ a book from the DLI library.

// borrow

• check out

• check in

• check up

• check for

My sister finally _____ in the hospital.

// wake up after a serious accident or surgery

• came to

• came in

• came over

• came up

You can _____ me.

// trust, rely on, depend on someone

• count on

• count in

• count back

• count up

Tom _____ my house everyday after class.

// visit someone, usually at home

• drops by

• drops over

• drops off

• drops on

He _____ during class.

// fall asleep

• dropped off

• dropped by

• dropped over

• dropped on

We _____ in Paris instead of London.

// arrive at a different location than planned

• ended up

• ended in

• ended on

• ended at