Phrasal Verbs Quiz

What does 'Find out' mean in the following sentence:

'I need to find out where the nearest library is'

• Search

• Solve

• Discover

• Seek

What is the difference between 'Hang out' and 'Get along' in terms of meaning?

• 'Hang out' refers to getting to know someone, while 'Get along' refers to avoiding conflicts

• 'Hang out' is used for formal meetings while 'Get along' is used for informal meetings

• 'Hang out' means to have a friendly relationship, while 'Get along' means to spend time together casually

• 'Hang out' refers to spending time together casually, while 'Get along' refers to having a harmonious or friendly relationship with someone.

Complete the following sentence with the correct phrasal verb

'I usually _______ at 5 am'

• wake up

• get up

• look for

• get off

What is the meaning of 'Look up' in the sentence?

'I need to look up the definition of this word'

• To watch tv

• To cook a meal

• To exercise at the gym

• To search for information about something in a reference source.

Write a sentence using 'grow up'

What is the difference between 'Wake up' and 'Get up' in terms of meaning?

• 'Wake up' is used when you open your eyes, while 'Get up' is used when you leave your bed.

• Wake up is used on nights, while Get up is used on days.

• Wake up means 'to go to sleep' while Get up means 'to open eyes'

• Wake up is using when you leve yout bed, while Get up is using when you open your eyes.

ANOTAR

• Write in

• Write up

• Write down

• Write off

What does 'come from' mean in this sentence?

'My grandparents come from Italy'

• Destination of the words

• Moon's origin

• Origin of the holidays

• Place of origin

Choose the correct sentence.

• Have you ever forgotten to ring somebody up when you promised to call them?.

• Have you ever forgated to ring somebody up when you promised to call them?

• Have you ever forgotten to ring somebody down when you promised to call them?

• Do you forgotten to ring somebody up when you promised to call them?

PROVENIR DE ALGUN LUGAR

• Take from

• Come across

• Come from

• Look for