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WorksheetsPATCHES - Phrasal Verbs 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
Why did you decide to take (a) (on/up) skiing ?
- I think it is such a thrilling and exhilarating sport to me.
Remember to warm (up/down) carefully before you play sports.
(a)
There’s no need to dress ( up / down). It is just an informal party.
(a)
Have you work (out / in) the solution yet ?
- Please give me a minute. I'm almost there
(a)
Oops, I think we’ve run out (of/on) petrol.
(a)
Jim seems not to get (on/off) well with his classmates.
(a)
I suppose I could get on (with/ about) the ironing while I'm waiting.
(a)
My husband has decided to set (up/down) a business on his own.
(a)
Do you think James will find (out/ up) the truth ?
(a)
From my perspective, this movie didn’t live up (to/on) all the enthusiastic publicity it received.
(a)
They offered her a trip to Europe but she ____ it ____.
(Synonym: Refuse)
Turned it down
Kept it up
Broke it down
Pulled it off
He has _____ the report and found nothing interesting.
Set off
Pulled through
looked through
Passed down
These traditional stories have been _____ from parents to children over many generations.
Settled in
Carried out
Looked through
Passed down
My sister is an early bird. She ____ at 7 o’clock every day to go to school.
Get up
Turn off
Wake up
Stay up
We’ll _____ for Tay Ho village at 9 o’clock and arrive at 10 o’clock.
Carry on
Set off
Get on
Turn down
Phong walks too fast and it’s really hard to _____ him.
Get on with
Keep up with
Set off
Work out
When I was a student, I ____ small allowances from my parents.
Deal with
Pull through
Live on
Pull off
The government must now _______ the preservation of traditional craft villages.
show up
Call off
deal with
Pull up
The banks have ___________ a lot of branches in villages over the last few years.
Closed down
Turned down
Set off
Broke down
I can ____ most of irritating things but can’t stand noisy children
Run out of
Live up to
Stay over
Put up with
The company call (off/ on) their plans to expand branches.
(a)
The competition was super extreme. I'm glad that you pulled it (off/ through).
(a)
He was disappointed at not getting the job, but he'll get (out/ over/ on) it.
(a)
Attendance at my lectures has fallen (on/ off) considerably.
(a)
They called (off/ for) the immediate release of the hostages.
(a)
