WorksheetsSU B2 PHRASAL VERBS U1&U2
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
My brother had flu, but he is recovering now.
standing for it
getting along with it
living up to it
getting over it
They don´t have a good relationship with their parents.
get along with
get over
take after
live up to
We will not tolerate bad behaviour in our school.
get along with
head to
see to
stand for
He was going towards the countryside when he got the phone call.
heading to
seeing to
getting at
taking off
Which are 3 possible meanings of the phrasal verb TAKE OFF?
Suddenly start to be famous
Be similar in appearance or personality
Leave the ground and start to fly
Remove something
What are you getting at?
What are you repairing?
What are you trying to say?
Where are you going?
What are you taking care of?
He was born in Brasil but became an adult in New York.
ran for
looked after
grew up
took off
My car´s brakes don´t work well; I´am having them fixed.
seen to
run for
looked after
picked up
My sister resembles my mother a lot.
lookes after
takes off
takes after
lives up to
Our service also includes collecting the tourists from most hostels in the area.
looking after
picking up
heading to
standing for
I thought my new job was not going to be good, however, it ...to be quite interesting.
worked out
turned out
looked out
turned down
Everyone was happy because the project ...well.
turned out
worked out
spelled out
filled out
Several branches of the bank have recently...across China.
cheered up
put up
looked up
opened up
Sally is ... for the weekend so I don´t have to worry about finding a place to stay.
letting me down
taking me up
putting me up
looking me up
I´m relying on your help - please, don´t ...
let me down
spell me out
give me up
put me up
She ... tennis at the age of 11.
took up
took off
tried on
filled in
See if this sweater suits you.
Try it on.
Fill it in
Put it out
Take it off
I have to complete this form with all my details.
look up
spell out
fill in
give up
