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WorksheetsGRADE 12 - EXTRA IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS 4
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 29mins
If anything urgent comes _____, you can contact me at this number.
across
by
up
round
We had to turn _______ their invitation to lunch as we had a previous engagement.
over
out
up
down
Where are you going? We are ........ home.
making to
making for
taking to
taking for
Sorry, but I’ll have ....... before the end of the meeting. I'm in a hurry!
to shoot off
Set to
Run out of
She ....... with her boyfriend last week.
break through
split up
set off
He .......... his father,
makes up for
picks up
takes after
This is a good camping spot. Let's ....... the tent.
put on
put up
put up with
If you make your sister cry, you'll get....
put off
told off
took off
She ...... his letter and threw it away.
saw through
put off
tore up
We were a little ...... at not being invited to the wedding.
put out
made out
set out
Six times in eight years he pleaded that they send him and six times they....
put him down
turned him down
took him down
The effects of the anaesthetic were starting to...
turn off
wear off
take down
I can no longer ..... this situation.
take up
see through
put up with
I........ a little every month for a deposit on a house.
put aside
wind down
turn down
As he has some health concerns, he decided to ______ swimming.
make for
take up
put up with
I can't take it anymore. I have to ____________________. It was me, I ate the cookies.
come clean
hot water
rotten apple
carry the can
___________the surprise of many people, he has passed the driving test.
To
In
From
Between
In Singapore, the attractions are close___________each other, so travelling among them is convenient.
off
up
to
among
More and more city dwellers suffer___________coughing or breathing problems because of air pollution.
under
into
about
from
Susan really ______ her aunt. She admires her so much that she wants to be a doctor just like her.
looks after
looks up to
looks down on
We have to ______ the neighbour's cat while they are away.
look forward
look down on
look after
Monica looks awful. I think she is ______ the flu.
coming across
coming up with
coming down with
Megan ______ her old high school teacher at the supermarket.
came across
came round
came into
Sarah ______ a bit of money when her mother died.
came into
came down with
came round
Even though he tried, Jake couldn't ______ what the note said.
make up
make out
make up for
you look so blue. ( what does this idiom mean?)
you look so happy
you look so sad
you look so excited
you look so nervous
the exam was a piece of cake (this idiom means?)
hard
cake
easy
small
What does 'to come across' mean?
to pass somebody by
to visit casually
to meet or find by chance
to cross the road
What does 'to come down with' mean?
to get ill
to move downwards
to meet by chance
to fall to the ground
What does 'to come into' mean?
to get ill
to put something in something else
to enter the room
to inherit
What does 'to come up with' mean?
to move upwards
to visit somebody
to find a solution or a plan
to get ill
When you do not have the same opinion or position as someone
Feel sorry for
Look up to
Trust
Not see eye to eye
But if we break up, the next day we will _______
Run after
Make up
Pack in
Go out
I will never ____ with my girlfriend
Break up
Look after
Go out
Fall
Tom doesn't want to--- with Mary.
break up
break into
break out
break down
bring up
We had to--- the game because of rain.
cut off
call off
fall off
get off
see off
They trust us and you know, look up to us in a way.
respect someone
depend on someone
stop doing something
teach or give new information
He is always _______ stories.
making to
making up
making for
This year's good harvest will ______ last year's bad one.
take up
take after
make up for
She's terribly upset because her father __________last week.
passed out
passed away
own up to
I was hit on the head and ____
passed away
passed out.
made for
The meeting has been____ for a week.
put across
put away
put off
I was _____ by his innocent face.
made for
taken into
taken in
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
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
I don't know how you put up with Elizabeth's behaviour. I can't.
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
They decided to put _____ ther trip because of the cold weather.
down
out
off
up
The firefighters managed to put _____ the forest fire.
down
through
up
out
