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WorksheetsPhrasal Verbs Unit 10
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Choose the correct way of using PUT OFF
Put the meeting off
Put off the meeting
Both are correct
Both are incorrect
Select the correct use of CARRY OUT
They carried out a conference
They carried a conference out
Both are correct
Both are incorrect
Select the correct use of GET UP
She get up at 5 a.m.
She gets herself up at 5 a.m.
She gets up at 5 a.m.
She gets at 5 a.m. up
SPEAK UP
Speak up! I can't hear you.
Ellen spoke her mind up.
My boss spoke to me up.
TAKE UP
Joe will take up piano lessons.
Joe will take piano lessons up.
Both are correct
Both are incorrect
Complete the phrasal verb. Kelly needs to deal (a) the consequence of her decisions.
EAT OUT: Choose the correct sentence
Kevin enjoys eating out.
Kevin enjoys the food out.
Do you feel like eating tonight out?
LOOK OUT
Look out the time, it's late!
Tom looked out the dictionary.
Hey, look out! There's an accident!
SPEED UP... select the correct definition
to say words out loud
to move or happen faster
how fast something moves
READ BACK correct use
Did they read back you document?
George read back the text.
Could you please read the order number back?
Fill in the blanks: Donald, could you ____ ___ your number for me?
(a)
One of these definitions of DROP ___ OFF is incorrect... which one?
to sleep, hit the hay, hit the sack
leave a person at a certain place
to become fewer or less
let something fall
Choose the correct sentence with GET ACROSS
a) Louis got his message across.
b) He's not very good at getting his ideas across.
c) Nadia didn't get across the message.
d) all of the above
(a)
PUT ___ THROUGH OR PUT THROUGH____ means...
A. to obtain a connection for (a telephone call)
B. to wear something on your body
C. place certain thing in a specific place
Select the correct option for: WEIGH UP
Sue weighed the vegetables up at the market.
Finn was on a diet, the consultant weighed him up.
The corporative weighed up the pros and cons of a loan.
The image shows this phrasal verb...
get across
speed up
carry on
draw up
COUNT ON means...
to trust somebody to do something
to say numbers one after the other in order
to calculate the number of people or things in a group
This is an INTRANSITIVE VERB
put off
carry out
set up
look out
TRANSITIVE VERBS can be separable and inseparable
True
False
God knows!
I can't wait for this to be OVER!!!!
A phrase (such as take off or look down on) that combines a verb with a preposition or adverb or both... is called a
adjective
verb
phrasal verb
idioms
