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WorksheetsPhrasal verb tổng hợp (1-5) for Quiz
Total questions: 107
Worksheet time: 55mins
Mathias' brother always manages ________________ doing the washing-up because he says he has a lot of homework.
to get on with
to get into
to get away with
to get over
My dad got ___________________the flu very quickly because he’s such a fit man.
under
on with
over
back
Maria lives in the mountains where the phone signal is bad so it’s hard to get ___________________ when I try to ring her.
over to her
up to her
through to her
down to her
I can never get______________________telling a lie because my face always goes bright red
over
through
away with
into
The builders couldn’t ________________________ an explanation for the delay.
come around to
come up with
come into
come through
The exam results will____________________ before the start of the school holidays
come up
come down
come out
come into
The technician _____________________ a lot of difficulties when he tried to fix our internet connection.
came up with
came into
came down with
came across
If I want to lose weight after lockdown, I will have to ________________ on eating so much chocolate.
cut up
cut down
cut across
cut over
We ______________________ doing classes from the very first day of confinement.(Continue)
carried over
carried through
carried on
carried out
I had to __________________ my sister's invitation to visit her in Italy this summer.
turn around
turn over
turn back
turn down
Cambridge had to _________________ the FCE exam until September.
put down
put over
put on
put off
I was actually really happy when my girlfriend ___________________ with me as things were not ____________________________.
breaked up / worked out
broke up / working out
broke up / worked out
breaking up / work out.
When you have completed the written work it is essential to ____________________ to ensure that there are no grammar or spelling mistakes.
go it over
go it through
go over it
pass it
I suggested he should come with us but he ... my invitation. = refuse
picked up
got across
turned down
You really ... when you cheated in the exam. I thought you were a responsible student. = disappoint
let me down
turned me down
put me down
My parents are ... their holiday home in La Rioja. = renovate
pull down
taking up
doing up
We waited and waited and he ... three hours late! = suddenly appear
turned down
turned up
turned out
What time shall I ... to go to the cinema? = collect you
get you up
get you across
pick you up
We did really badly in the exam so we spent one hour ... the correct answers. = check answers
going over
turning up
getting across
After the euskaraldia, they'll ... a survey to find out if people spoke Basque in more situations than previously. = do
carry on
do up
carry out
The level is much too high. I can't ... with the rest of the class. = go (here: learn) at the same rhythm
keep up
go up
carry out
It's very hard to ... in a foreign language. = communicate
keep your message up
get your message up
get your message across
When you don't understand a word in a text, you should try to ... the meaning from the context. = find the solution / the answer
work out
work up
work in
The government will ... how to reduce unemployment. = investigate
look up to
look into
go over
I've decided to _____ sailing.
take on
take off
take up
turn up
_______________ your shirt please, and tuck it in.
Try on
Button up
Break in
Chantal *** the brilliant idea of selling her old clothes in the market on Saturday.
took over
came up with
popped into
picked up
I'm spending far more than I can afford. I'll really have to *** the amount of shopping I do.
take over
chill out
cut down on
come up against
My dad asked me to *** the post office and post a parcel for him.
pop into
come up with
hang around with
wear out
It's an enormous music shop which *** all musical tastes from classical to heavy metal.
takes over
take over
cater for
caters for
Melanie doesn't like *** her parents, so she's gone shopping on her own.
coming up with
hanging around with
pulling in
Shopping in Oxford Street *****, so we decided to take a taxi back to the hotel.
wear us out
wore us out
wears us out
This new film is so popular that it has been *** huge audiences.
pulling in
taking over
cutting down on
picking up
I never expected to *** so many problems trying to get my mobile phone fixed.
come up with
come up against
wear out
pop into
Do you want to come shopping with me? I'm going to *** those red shoes I ordered.
pop into
come up with
pick up
chill out
What have you ***? You should have finished the shopping by now.
been up
been up to
be up to
It's a great little café to *** in after a hard day at school.
cater for
chill out
hang around with
wear out
I’m not very good at golf – I only _____________________ recently.
gave up it
took up it
gave it up
took it up
All her hard work _______________ in the end, and she finally passed the exam.
worthy of
were worth
paid off
paid up
Please __________________ with what you're doing and don't let us interrupt you.
keep out
go on
continues doing
goes on
She ________________ her term paper late and she got penalized.
surrendered in
submit in
gave in
handed in
He _______________________ school when he was 16.
dropped out of
dropped of
dropped out
drop
She met her second husband not long after her first marriage ___________________.
broke up
finish up
divorced from
come to an end
You can always ____________________ Michael in a crisis; he'll always be there for you.
counterpart of
count on
account for
count with
He left home after ___________________ his parents over his low grades.
falling out with
fall out with
fight for
falling out
I'm _____________________ much better with my sister now that we don't live together.
carrying on
going on
getting on
putting on
Shall we __________________________ on Friday and go for a drink or something?
get dressed
get together
get along
get by
He always ____________________ his uncle since he learnt he had been a war hero.
looked for
looked after
looked down on
looked up to
I hope the children don't __________________ their grandfather; he can be stubborn and cranky!
resembles as
similar to
take after
look similar to
He was planning to book a rock-climbing holiday, till I __________________ that Denis is afraid of heights.
indicate for
pointed out
signalled about
say around
The truth ________________________ be stranger than we had expected.
were to
seem to
turned out to
have to
Dr Carter is ___________________ research on early Christian art.
thinking in
making up
carrying out
prepare some
They'd been going ______ for almost five years before he moved in with her.
with
out
on
after
Mike has fallen ______ Heather ever since he met her for the first time.
out
in
with
for
She split __________ her boyfriend last week.
after
up
on with
up with
He doesn't get _______ his daughter. They always argue about trivial things.
over at
on with
out with
about
He left home after falling _______ his parents.
out with
on with
out at
on at
Trying to get _____ your ex partner can be a lonely, gut-wrenching experience.
over
on
over from
from
His aunt brought him ______ after his parents' death in a car accident.
on
of
at
up
Taking responsibility for yourself is part of the process of growing ______.
on
out
up
you up
I can put ______ the house being messy, but I hate it if it's not clean.
out with
up with
with
after
The teacher told me _____ for talking again today.
off
of
out
about
He'd always looked _______ his uncle. He was like a hero to him.
up
out on
about
up to
You’ll be there tomorrow – you won’t let me _______, will you?
down
out
on
---
They've just brought _____ a new record.
up
out
about
around
On my last trip to Germany, I ____ a few useful phrases.
picked up
caught on
came up with
fit in
At first we couldn't decide how to celebrate, then we ____ the idea of a fancy party.
hit on
bounced off
took up
got on with
We can count on John who always ___ really good ideas.
comes up with
looks for
fits in
hits on
Alison thinks her friends ____ her because she didn't go to university.
look back on
look down on
look up to
look about on
I didn't understand what she was saying at first, but then I ____.
talked through
look down on
caught on
leapt out
After the lecture, I sat on my own in the college library and ___ the things I had learnt.
reflected on
caught on
broke on
thought from
The speech was long and boring, and after a while the audience started ____.
to catch out
to get on with
to talk through
to tune out
Everyone else in my class seems so clever - I have real problems ____ them.
hanging on
leaping out
keeping up with
picking up
If captured, they might ... vital military secrets.
give away
give out
give back
She's always ...her health problems when we start talking seriously with each other.
bringing out
bringing up
bringing down
I ... into your mother at the supermarket.
came
bumped
met
There were some incidents, so union leaders ... the strike at the last minute.
called off
put up with
brought up
He ...his company's collapse by his reckless spending
brought about
brought down
brought in
Most people ... him when he dropped out, but he went back and earned his degree two years later.
gave in
gave up
gave up on
I don't know how he ... their constant complaining.
puts down with
puts up with
put up
I gave him a sniff of smelling salts to bring him...
back
round
up
My parents .... at the airport.
set me off
saw me off
took me off
What time do we set ... tomorrow?
up
off
back
They're ... in Malaysia for a couple of nights on the way to Australia.
taking off
checking in
stopping over
What's the meaning of "do sth up"?
to repair a car after an accident
to decorate a room
to repair or decorate a building so that it looks attractive
"Wear out" means...
To make someone extremely tired
To use something so much or for so long that it's not longer usable
To find an outfit for someone
"Cater for sb/sth" means...
to satisfy a need or desire that is unusual or unacceptable
to provide what someone or something wants or needs
Phrasal verb that means "to visit briefly"
pop into
in and out
get into
I like coffee, but I'm trying to _____ ______ on caffeine.
give up
drink out
cut down
What is the definition of 'tell off'?
Have a friendly relationship with someone.
Discover a fact or piece of information.
Criticise someone angrily for doing something wrong.
Stop being friendly with someone because you have had a disagreement with them.
Complete:
The party starts at 8pm but people won’t _______up until much later.
be
turn
get
look
Which phrasal verbs mean:
Have a friendly relationship with someone
?
get on with
fall out with
get along with
put up with
Mum and I used to fall out a lot.
Stop being friendly with someone because you have had a disagreement with them.
Have a friendly relationship with someone.
Get rid of something that you no longer want.
Take care of someone.
