Phrasal verbs

Hildegarda had to _____________________ the new word in a dictionary because she didn’t understand the meaning of it.

• look up

• make up

• look up to

• make up for

Look, Hildegarda, if you want to talk to your teacher, you need to knock on the door of their office and then simply _____________________. 

• go in

• walk out on

• go through with

• catch up with

I don’t _____________________ Hildegarda anymore. She is just not a good friend.

• get on with

• go in for

• live up to

• go through with

Do you think that Hildegarda will _____________________ her crime? She should be in prison for baking such disgusting cupcakes!

• get away with

• get away

• look up

• make up

I didn’t know that Hildegarda _____________________ singing lessons. Is it really her hobby? I have never heard her sing.

• signed up for

• put up with

• made up

• went bck on

Hildegarda really _____________________ her reputation. Everyone says that she is the best dressed girl at school and look at her. What a glamorous dress!

• lives up to

• makes up for

• fits in with

• goes through with

At what time does Hildegarda _____________________? It has to be pretty early since is the first one at school.

• get up

• get away

• goes in for

• looks up

Oh no, Hildegarda _____________________ her cute stickers! Who is going to decorate our notebooks?

• ran out of

• signed up for

• went through with

• got away

Hildegarda, you need to _____________________ the disappointing dinner yesterday and cook something really delicious for me today!

• make up for

• get away with

• look up to

• get in for

Hildegarda wants to _____________________ Mrs. Hildigarda’s course of creative writing.

• sign up for

• go back

• run out of

• catch up with