Phrasal Verbs - February

Which sentence correctly uses the phrasal verb "fall for"?

• I always fall for my keys in the morning.

• She tends to fall for his charming smile every time.

• They fall for the bus at the same stop daily.

• We fall for the new movie at the cinema.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the phrasal verb "break up".

• The teacher asked us to break up the project into smaller parts.

• They decided to break up the cake into pieces.

• After years of dating, they decided to break up.

• We break up the meeting with a song.

Identify the sentence that uses the phrasal verb "make up" correctly.

• She had to make up her mind quickly.

• They make up a new game every weekend.

• After the argument, they decided to make up.

• He make up the bed every morning.

Select the sentence that correctly uses the phrasal verb "cheer up".

• The coach told the team to cheer up before the match.

• She cheer up the room with new curtains.

• They cheer up the garden with flowers.

• He cheer up the soup with some spices.

Which sentence correctly uses the phrasal verb "hang out"?

• We hang out the clothes to dry.

• They hang out the decorations for the party.

• She likes to hang out with her friends on weekends.

• He hang out the sign on the door.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the phrasal verb "fall for".

• He fall for the trick every time.

• They fall for the new restaurant in town.

• She fall for the latest fashion trends.

• I fall for the beautiful scenery.

Identify the sentence that uses the phrasal verb "break up" correctly.

• The ice will break up in the spring.

• They break up the bread for the birds.

• She break up the silence with a joke.

• We break up the puzzle pieces.

Select the sentence that correctly uses the phrasal verb "make up".

• He make up a story to entertain the kids.

• They make up the lost time by working late.

• She make up the rules as she goes.

• We make up the bed every morning.