Phrasal Verb

Would you _____ my son for me this weekend? I have to go to Arizona due to my work.

• Look after

• Look up

• Look into

• Look

Kimmie _____ money yesterday when she wanted to buy some eggs.

• Ran out of
• Ran

• Ran away with

• Ran into

Daniel _____ his leg at the football league.

• Broke

• Broke down

• Broke off

• Broke in on

My boss _____ our meeting with clients until next Monday.

• Put off

• Put

• Put down

• Put into

Could you please _____ the music while I am studying?

• Turn off

• Turn around

• Turn

• Turn into

Mia doesn’t _____ my new boyfriend because she thinks he is a liar.

• Get by with

• Get ahead of

• Get over

• Get on with

Kania and I _____ meeting my new English teacher.

• look after

• look forward to

• look up to

• look down on

My car _____ on the highway in the middle of the night yesterday.

• Broke down

• Broke off

• Broke away

• Broke in on

It will be easier for us to study and read if you could _____ the lights.

• Switch on

• Switch

• Switch over

• Switch up

I have to _____ to the finish line and back.

• Run out of

• Run into

• Run away with

• Run