Phrasal Verbs Challenge

Identify the phrasal verb in the sentence: We need to set off early to avoid traffic.

• set off

• kick off

• begin off

• start off

Use the phrasal verb 'set off' in a sentence about a trip you took recently.

• I set off the fireworks to celebrate my trip.

• I set off to the grocery store to buy snacks for my trip.

• I set off on a road trip to the mountains last weekend.

• I set off the alarm clock before leaving for my trip.

Differentiate between trip, travel, and voyage using phrasal verbs in context.

• Differentiate between trip, travel, and voyage using phrasal verbs in context by considering the type of journey and selecting appropriate phrasal verbs for each.

• Identify the differences between trip, travel, and voyage based on their popularity in literature.

• Distinguish between trip, travel, and voyage using idioms instead of phrasal verbs.

• Analyze the distinctions between trip, travel, and voyage through their historical significance.

Create a sentence using the phrasal verb 'take off' related to travel.

• The train will take off in an hour.

• The boat will take off in an hour.

• The bus will take off in an hour.

• The plane will take off in an hour.

Match the phrasal verb 'get away' to its definition: to go on a vacation or escape from a situation.

• to get along

• to go on a vacation or escape from a situation

• to get through

• to get rid of

Identify the phrasal verb in the sentence: The plane will touch down in an hour.

• touch down

• land up

• settle in

• arrive down

Use the phrasal verb 'touch down' in a sentence about a recent voyage.

• The rocket touched down on the moon.

• The car touched down on the highway.

• The plane touched down at the destination airport.

• The ship touched down at the port.

Differentiate between trip, travel, and voyage using phrasal verbs in context.

• start off

• move around

• Trip: 'set off', Travel: 'get around', Voyage: 'embark on'

• begin on

Create a sentence using the phrasal verb 'check in' related to a trip.

• I need to check in at the library before borrowing books for my trip.

• I need to check in at the gym before my workout trip.

• I need to check in at the grocery store before my shopping trip.

• I need to check in at the airport before my flight.

Match the phrasal verb 'set out' to its definition: to start a journey or trip.

• set out

• set in

• set up

• set off