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WorksheetsSport: phrasal verbs, collocations
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
Choose the place for going skating:
an ice rink
a track
an ice ring
Choose the place for doing athletics
a court
a course
a track
Choose the place for playing golf:
a field
a course
a court
Choose the place where you can do boxing:
a court
a pitch
a ring
a rink
Choose the place where football is played:
a field
a court
a pitch
a course
Complete the sentence with the missing word. Use a phrasal verb.
My family came to (a) me on when I ran the marathon.
Complete the sentence with the missing word. Use a phrasal verb.
If you don’t enjoy team sports, perhaps you should (a) in for something like tennis or golf.
Complete the sentence with the missing word. Use a phrasal verb.
When her leg started hurting she decided to (a) out of the race.
Complete the sentence with the missing word. Use a phrasal verb.
Sally feels like she (a) her team down because she missed the goal.
Complete the sentence with the missing word. Use a phrasal verb.
You can (a) off a lot of calories by doing an energetic dance class.
Complete the sentence with the missing word. Use a phrasal verb.
He wanted a relaxing physical activity, so he decided to (a) up yoga.
Complete the sentence with the missing word. Use a phrasal verb.
It took me a long time to (a) into the school cricket team, but after several tries they accepted me.
Complete the sentence with the missing word. Use a phrasal verb.
She had never run a marathon before, but Kate likes to (a) on a challenge so she agreed to do it.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the missing verb:
He didn't (a) a prize but his performance at the Olympics was quite good.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the missing verb:
It was very easy to (a) their opponents – they had never played table tennis before.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the missing verb:
Our team have been playing really badly recently – they have (a) their last ten games
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the missing verb:
Natasha was too slow to (a) the world record
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the missing verb:
You won't (a) a point if you touch the ball with your hand.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the missing verb:
The oldest marathon runner was over seventy years old. He (a) last but he was very proud of himself.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the missing verb:
What should I do to (a) fit?
