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WorksheetsPhrasal verbs 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Когда я заметил, что он снует у меня на заднем дворе, грабитель перепрыгнул через оградку и убежал вниз по улице.
When I noticed him sneaking around in my back yard, the burglar jumped over the fence and made off down the street.
When I noticed him sneaking around in my back yard, the burglar jumped over the fence and took off down the street.
When I noticed him sneaking around in my back yard, the burglar jumped over the fence and maked off down the street.
When I noticed him sneaking around in my back yard, the burglar jumped over the fence and gave off down the street.
Listen and choose the phrasal verb mentioned:
take out
give out
make out
look out
Обезьяна убежала (made off) с камерой туриста.
Translate the whole sentence into English.
(a)
Choose all the sentences with phrasal verbs:
Brian stuck a gum to his classmate's back and made off.
They've made a film about her life.
Jack was a great comedian: he could make up a funny story on the spot.
With some effort you can make out details on this photo.
You're making things difficult for yourself.
Take down, take back, take off
Choose images that describe the phrasal verbs above
To take after means
to follow someone/something
to resemble in character or appearance
to run after someone or something in order to catch them
to chase someone
Listen and choose all the right statements about this sentence
Translation into Russian: Если ты отнимешь 4 от 12, то получишь 8
Transcript: If you take far away from twelve you get eight
Type of conditional used: 1 type
Phrasal verb used: take away
A waiter came to take our plates away.
What does this phrasal verb mean?
to bring
to remove
to break
He gave away the secret.
Choose the right translation
Он рассказал свой секрет
Он знал секрет
Он забыл секрет
Он выдал секрет
Верните книгу, которую вы брали.
Give/ borrowed/ book/ back/ you/ the
Put the words into the correct order
(a)
His heart finally gave out under the strain.
He gave out copies of the report at the end of the meeting.
The food supplies gave out.
What does this phrasal verb in the sentences mean?
to distribute
to present
to end, to finish
to stop working
to leave
Listen. Choose the phrasal verb you heard.
give out
give up
give away
give back
I can look _____ your cat for you while you are away.
Before the luncheon, he looked _____ the list of guests and created a seating plan.
I am looking _____ a talented graphic designer to redesign my site.
at, through, for
after, through, for
after, through, up
after, at, for
Susan looked at buying a townhouse but it turned out to be too expensive.
What does this phrasal verb mean?
рассматривать вариант
смотреть на
искать
осматривать
If you don’t know the word, better search for its meaning in the dictionary.
Choose a phrasal verb which can replace the underlined phrase
look at
look for
look through
look up
