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Worksheetsphrasal verbs 'put' and 'get'
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 17mins
Tina doesn't want to ________ on weight, so she's on a diet.
get
put
She can't get ________ the shock of crashing her car.
on
over
off
back
He’s getting (a) it now. His pain have gone and he doesn’t have to stay at the hospital.
How do you get ________ with the new boy living near your house?
up
on
over
back
I can't put (a) with his bad behavior any more.
It's taken Sumate a long time to get ________ the Covid-19.
on
over
off
back
I'm not ready to present my new project. Can I put ________ the meeting?
on
off
out
through
Our apartment is burning. We have to help each other put (a) the fire.
How do you get _____ on just $80, 000.00 a month?
in
around
by
I can't __________ all these discussions about fashion and make up.
going on
put up with
come up with
deal with
"Get along with" means to ...
have a good relationship
have a bad relationship
take care of
tolerate someone
The firemen were able to ___________ the fire in Sodomon Street.
put out
turn on
full off
turn off
Quite a few people have flu at the moment so we've decided to _____ the party ______ until next week. (2 possible answers)
put off
put back
put aside
put out
If you live in the city centre you have to __________ more noise and pollution.
put aside
put forward
put up with
The fire was so intense that it took the firefighters many ours to ______ it _____.
put back
put off
put out
I don't know how Harry puts ______ with his boss.
forward
aside
up
down
Put up with means...
eat a big mean
retreat or go backwards
tolerate
I meant to go to the shopping centre to buy Debbie a gift yesterday, but I didn't get round to doing it.
do something wrong without being punished
have a friendly relationship with somebody
manage to live on little money
return to your usual health or happiness
find the time to do something
I really get along / on with my cousin and I love going out with her.
do something wrong without being punished
have a friendly relationship with somebody
manage to live on little money
return to your usual health or happiness
find the time to do something
Mrs Griffin doesn't earn a lot but she manages to get by
do something wrong without being punished
have a friendly relationship with somebody
manage to live on little money
return to your usual health or happiness
find the time to do something
Lucy was very unhappy about losing the tennis match but she'll get over it.
do something wrong without being punished
have a friendly relationship with somebody
manage to live on little money
return to your usual health or happiness
find the time to do something
Don't lie to your teacher about losing your homework. You'll never get away with it.
do something wrong without being punished
have a friendly relationship with somebody
manage to live on little money
return to your usual health or happiness
find the time to do something
We put the fire out before we left camp.
delay doing something
make somebody lose interest in something
accept somebody / something annoying without complaining
save something to be used at a later time
stop something from burning
Paul's saving up for a new mobile so he puts some money aside every month
delay doing something
make somebody lose interest in something
accept somebody / something annoying without complaining
save something to be used at a later time
stop something from burning
Working on a farm for a few months put me off meat for years
delay doing something
make somebody lose interest in something
accept somebody / something annoying without complaining
save something to be used at a later time
stop something from burning
Unfortunately, they have put the talent show off till the summer
delay doing something
make somebody lose interest in something
accept somebody / something annoying without complaining
save something to be used at a later time
stop something from burning
You don't have to book a hotel. I'll put you up for a few nights.
delay doing something
make somebody lose interest in something
let somebody stay at your house
save something to be used at a later time
stop something from burning
Susan and her sister don't get _____ very well. They're always arguing!
in
on
out
over
