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WorksheetsPhrasal Verb
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is a phrasal verb?
A verb that is made up of a main verb
A verb that is made up of a main object
A verb that is made up of a main subject
A verb that is made up of a main phrase
She looked down on me.
Is this separable or inseparable?
Separable
Inseparable
Nanny call the dentist appointment off because she is not feeling well.
Is it True or False?
False
True
___________. Phrasal verb is when the intended sentence consists of an object.
Transitive
Intransitive
Meaning of FALL THROUGH
To have a good relationship with
To fail/ doesn't happen
To leave
To invent a story
Carefully read the meaning of phrasal verb given. Choose the CORRECT particle OR preposition that conveys the intended meaning.
To check the meaning of something
Look + ?
Out (Prep)
Up (Part)
Up (Prep)
Behind (Part)
Mr. Lim chopped the meat off on the chopping board.
Is it True or False?
False
True
News ______ that he is leaving the show.
Leak in
Get out
Leak out
Hear out
The engineer map out the drawing.
Is this Transitive or Intransitive?
Transitive
Intransitive
I had to hold my dog back because there was a cat in the park.
Is this correct or incorrect?
Correct
Incorrect
She _______ her old good friend during her vacation.
(visit without appointment)
Drive thru
See out
Drop by
Drive by
Guess the phrasal verb based on the meaning given.
When someone raise up a particular subject into a discussion or a conversation.
Catch up
Find out
Bring up
Talk out
Carefully read the meaning of phrasal verb given. Choose the CORRECT particle OR preposition that conveys the intended meaning.
Consider especially in order to change it.
Think + ?
Over (Part)
Again (Prep)
Over (Prep)
Again (Part)
Last week, Sarah ______ a story about her summer vacation.
(invent a story or lie)
Make up
Fade up
Made up
Create up
We woke late up yesterday.
Is it True or False?
True
False
Meaning of OWN UP
To admit/ confess something
To take care of something
To participate
To plan something carefully
I ______ an old my friend yesterday.
Ran into
Run into
Running in
Runned
The marathon runner barely ________ his rival at the tape.
Beat on
Beat up
Beat out
Beat in
Carefully read the meaning of phrasal verb given. Choose the CORRECT particle OR preposition that conveys the intended meaning.
An act of controlling something
Take +?
In (Part)
Over (Prep)
Off (Prep)
Over (Part)
Sometimes things have to a fall apart to make way for better things.
Is it True or False?
True
False
Carefully read the meaning of phrasal verb given. Choose the CORRECT particle OR preposition that conveys the intended meaning.
Stop functioning
Break+?
Down (Part)
Up (Prep)
In (Part)
Out (Prep)
Carefully read the meaning of phrasal verb given. Choose the CORRECT particle OR preposition that conveys the intended meaning.
To make larger.
Ran +?
Off (Prep)
Down (Part)
Up (Part)
Into (Prep)
The police told the protesters to.......
Back out
Back up
Back off
Back in
Carefully read the meaning of phrasal verb given. Choose the CORRECT particle OR preposition that conveys the intended meaning.
To stop yourself from doing/ saying something.
Hold +?
Away (Part)
Back (Prep)
Back (Part)
On (Part)
Could you _______ this report when you have a spare moment?
Look up
Count on
Wrap up
Look through
Carefully read the meaning of phrasal verb given. Choose the CORRECT particle OR preposition that conveys the intended meaning.
Resemble
Take +?
In (prep)
After (Part)
Before (Part)
Out (Prep)
I sense that Ally wants to _______ anything that will remind her of those years.
Leave behind
Look forward
Hurry up
Look up
Carefully read the meaning of phrasal verb given. Choose the CORRECT particle OR preposition that conveys the intended meaning.
The meeting has been postponed.
Put +?
Off (Prep)
In (Prep)
Down (Prep)
Up (Part)
Carefully read the meaning of phrasal verb given. Choose the CORRECT particle OR preposition that conveys the intended meaning.
Reject
Turn +?
Down (Prep)
Down (Part)
Out (Part)
Beside (Prep)
Carefully read the meaning of phrasal verb given. Choose the CORRECT particle OR preposition that conveys the intended meaning.
To give someone back money that you owe them.
Pay +?
For (Part)
Off (Part)
For (Prep)
Back (Prep)
