Phrasal Verbs B2: Daily Activities

What does 'get up' mean?

• To take a nap

• To sit down

• To rise from a sitting, lying, or kneeling position.

• To stay in bed

Can you explain the meaning of 'take out'?

• Ordering food from a restaurant to be eaten elsewhere or removing something from a place or container.

• Putting something back in its place

• Removing a stain from clothing

• Taking a break from work

Define 'put on' in your own words.

• To wear or place something on oneself or another object.

• To clean something thoroughly

• To throw something away

• To remove something from oneself or another object

How would you use 'turn off' in a sentence?

• Turn off the volume on the radio, please.

• Please remember to turn off the lights before leaving the room.

• Please remember to turn on the lights before leaving the room.

• I always forget to turn off the TV when I leave the house.

Describe the phrasal verb 'pick up'.

• To stop doing something abruptly

• To forget something important

• To drop something from a height

• To lift something from a surface or to learn something new.

Provide an example sentence using 'go out'.

• Let's go out for dinner tonight.

• Let's go out for a walk tomorrow.

• I want to go out to the park.

• We should go out to the movies.

Explain the meaning of 'come in'.

• To fly high

• To stand still

• To enter a place or a room.

• To go out

In what context would you use 'clean up'?

• Watching a movie

• Organizing or tidying up a space

• Cooking a meal

• Reading a book

What is the definition of 'set up'?

• To speed up

• To clean up

• To prepare or arrange something for a specific purpose or use.

• To give up

Create a sentence using 'run into'.

• I ran into a tree while riding my bike.

• I hope I don't run into any traffic on my way to work.

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

• I ran into a wall while playing soccer.