Phrasal Verbs Practice

Choose the correct phrasal verb for the definition:

• When a couple ends their relationship.

• Hold on

• Break up

• Get along

• Hit it off

Choose the correct phrasal verb for the definition:

When someone is similar to one or both of their parents

• Take on

• Look up

• Look after

• Take after

Choose the phrasal verb that best describes the picture:

• Give in

• Stay out

• Keep on

• Give up

Choose the phrasal verb that best describes the picture:

• Gather around

• Come along

• Come up with

• Get back

Complete the space with the corresponding phrasal verb(s):

• - Hurry up! Our flight _______ at 6:00.

• - Wait! I am _________ my socks, but I can't find them anywhere.

• Takes off - Looking for

• Leaves out - Looking up for

• Takes out - Cleaning up

Complete the space with the corresponding phrasal verb(s):

• - My car ________ gas. I'll have to walk.

• Got away with

• Ran out of

• Got over

• Called off

Complete the space with the corresponding phrasal verb(s):

• - Elders are _______ in nursing homes.

• Looked after

• Kept up

• Carried out

• Come accross

Complete the space with the corresponding phrasal verb(s):

- Daniel is ____ his crush ____.

• Thinking over

• Calling out

• Making out

• Asking out

Choose the phrasal verb that best describes the picture:

• Blow up

• Fit in

• Freak out

• Goof around