WorksheetsPhrasal Verbs - Travel
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
He told the taxi driver to drop him (a) at the Regency Hotel.
The energy companies have taken advantage of the Ukraine War to hike (a) the cost of utilities.
In tenpin bowling he racked (a) a score over 200.
Thankfully, we weren't held ____ by any delays, despite travelling home at the busiest time of year.
up
on
in
of
When the bank withdrew their funding, his plans to take over the business immediately ____ through.
fall
felt
fallen
fell
Reorder the following
They have gone
to the bus
station to see
their friends
off.
On the way back
home from work, I am going
to pick some
groceries up
from the supermarket.
to hold up
when something is delayed by something else.
to see off
to wave goodbye
to hike up
to increase prices exponentially
to look forward to something
to have a positive sense of anticipation about a future event.
to fall through
to be cancelled; to fail to materialize.
What could 'fall through'?
A great opportunity.
A nightmare.
A joke.
A present.
What might cause you to be 'held up'?
honesty.
music.
traffic.
the sun.
What could you drop off at someone's house?
The summer.
A joke.
A gift.
A song.
If you rack up points in basketball, you...
score a few points.
score no points.
score a lot of points.
When people see off a friend they feel...
expensive
angry
emotional
sensible
If prices are hiked up by a company, they become...
cheaper
worthless
reasonable
much more expensive
Is 'to rack up' a separable or inseparable verb?
inseparable
separable
neither
Which is correct?
She picked her children up from school.
She picked her up her children from school.
Our plans to sell our home have fallen through. Is 'fall through' transitive (takes an object) or intransitive (has no object).
transitive
intransitive
'Hold on! I am just getting my suitcase' The phrasal verb 'hold on is being used as ...
a command/imperative
an interrogative
a declarative
a modal verb
Cristiano Ronaldo has frequently __________ more than 40 goals in a season many times in his career.
picked up
dropped off
seen off
racked up
If your plans 'fall through' you will feel...
happy
excited
overjoyed
sad
