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WorksheetsDomine os Phrasal Verbs
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Complete the sentence: She decided to ___ her old clothes. (give away, give up)
donate
sell
give away
throw away
Choose the correct phrasal verb: I need to ___ my homework before dinner. (finish off, finish up)
complete off
wrap up
finish out
finish up
Transform the sentence: He put off the meeting. (Use a different phrasal verb)
He set up the meeting.
He wrapped up the meeting.
He called off the meeting.
He postponed the meeting.
Fill in the blank: They were able to ___ the project on time. (carry out, carry on)
carry forward
carry through
carry over
carry out
Differentiate: What is the difference between 'look after' and 'look for'?
'Look after' refers to looking at something, and 'look for' means to look away.
'Look after' means to search for something, and 'look for' means to ignore it.
'Look after' is to care for, and 'look for' is to search for.
'Look after' is to search for, and 'look for' is to care for.
Use 'turn down' in a sentence.
He was excited to turn down the invitation to the party.
She decided to turn down the music to focus on her studies.
She had to turn down the job offer because it didn't meet her salary expectations.
They chose to turn down the volume on the television.
Transform: She ran into her friend at the mall. (Use a different phrasal verb)
She met up with her friend at the mall.
She greeted her friend at the mall.
She encountered her friend at the mall.
She bumped into her friend at the mall.
Choose the correct phrasal verb: Can you ___ the lights? (turn off, turn on)
switch off
turn down
turn away
turn on
Complete the sentence: I need to ___ my mind about this decision. (make up, make out)
make over
make down
make through
make up
Differentiate: Explain the difference between 'give in' and 'give up'.
'Give in' is to surrender completely, while 'give up' is to negotiate terms.
'Give in' is yielding to pressure, while 'give up' is abandoning an effort.
'Give in' means to stop trying, while 'give up' means to continue fighting.
'Give in' is to accept defeat, while 'give up' is to persist despite challenges.
Use 'break down' in a sentence.
We need to break down the walls of the classroom for more space.
The teacher asked us to break down the complex problem into simpler steps.
The teacher told us to break the window to let in fresh air.
He decided to break down the door instead of knocking.
Transform: He came across an interesting article. (Use a different phrasal verb)
He discovered an interesting article.
He stumbled upon an interesting article.
He found an interesting article.
He ran into an interesting article.
