Common Phrasal Verbs

Can you come up with a sentence using the phrasal verb 'give up'?

• I will never give up on my dreams.

• I give up my seat to the elderly.

• I give up on eating healthy.

• I always give up when things get tough.

Identify the phrasal verb in the sentence: 'She ran out of time.'

• ran into

• ran off

• ran over

• ran out

Use the phrasal verb 'look forward to' in a sentence.

• I look forward to meeting you tomorrow.

• I look forward to eating dinner.

• I look forward to going to the beach.

• I look forward to seeing you yesterday.

What does the phrasal verb 'put off' mean?

• To postpone or delay something

• To turn off

• To put on clothing

• To speed up

Provide an example of the phrasal verb 'get along with'.

• I get along with my homework very well.

• I get along with my breakfast very well.

• I get along with my dog very well.

• I get along with my coworkers very well.

Explain the meaning of the phrasal verb 'come across'.

• To come down with a cold

• To come up with a plan

• To come in first place

• To find or meet someone or something by chance.

Construct a sentence using the phrasal verb 'turn down'.

• I had to turn up the job offer because it required too much travel.

• I had to turn down the job offer because it required too much travel.

• I had to turn in the job offer because it required too much travel.

• I had to turn off the job offer because it required too much travel.

Which phrasal verb is used in the sentence: 'I need to catch up on my reading'?

• get up on

• keep up on

• catch up on

• fall behind on

Use the phrasal verb 'run into' in a sentence.

• I ran into a cat while walking.

• I ran into my old friend at the grocery store yesterday.

• I ran into a wall while texting.

• I ran into a tree while biking.

Can you provide an example of the phrasal verb 'look after'?

• I look after my plants every day.

• I look after my car in the garage.

• I look after my phone on the table.

• I look after my friend's cat last week.