4LM1 - 5LM2 - Phrasal verbs

Jim seems not to __________ well with his classmates.

• get out of

• get off

• get in

• get on

Is the following definition of "bring up" literal or idiomatic?

To raise a child

• literal

• idiomatic

My sister is an early bird. She __________ at 7 o’clock every day of the week.

• puts up

• sets up

• turns up

• gets up

Why did you decide to ___________ skiing

• take in

• take up

• take over

• take off

Oops, I think we’re __________ petrol.

• put up with

• run out of

• keep up with

• look forward to

This relationship is not good for me. I decided to __________ on you.

• figure out

• make up

• give up

• mess up

Is the following definition of "bring up" literal or idiomatic?

To carry something upstairs or into a room

• literal

• idiomatic

What are you doing? I am ……………………. my lost keys.

• looking for

• looking up

• looking forward to

• looking

Please, ……………….... the box from the ground.

• pick up

• look up

• get up

• wake up

What does the phrasal verb 'brought up someone' mean?

• to take care of a child until he/she becomes an adult

• to take someone to a higher level