Worksheets3.1 Multi-word Verbs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
"carry on" means ...
continue
bring something
"look after" means ...
watch
take care
"hand in" means ...
give
greet
"put off" means ...
delay
stop
"pass on" means ...
transfer something
walk in front of someone
"come around" means ...
walk in a circle
recover from sickness
change your mind
"break up" means ...
damage
end a relationship
slow down
"turn down" means ...
reject
fold
reduce
"join in" means ...
put money into something
continue working
do something with someone
"feel like" means ...
want
emotional
love
Choose the correct form of the multi-word verbs
I don't believe in these new language learning techniques.
I don't believe these new language learning techniques in.
Choose the correct form of the multi-word verbs
Do you want to try the new guitar I got for my birthday out?
Do you want to try out the new guitar I got for my birthday?
Choose the correct form of the multi-word verbs
We've fallen out with our neighbours.
We've fallen with our neighbours out.
Choose the correct form of the multi-word verbs
Did you make up the story?
Did you make the story up?
"How did you invent a name for your shop?"
The underlined word can be replaced with ...
come up with
take in
"Have you investigated the cause of the accident?"
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looked into
figured out
"I've liked jazz music since I was at university."
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been into
been in
"We've almost used up all our food."
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run out of
been empty on
"I hate to disappoint you."
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let you down
get you down
"I can't understand it."
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figure it out
look into it
figure out it
