Phrasal verbs exercise

Each sentence given below contains an underlined word. You have to replace that underlined word with a phrasal verb that expresses the same idea.

An example is given below.

The phrasal verb get around can be used instead of the verb overcome.

1. I couldn’t understand a word of what he said.

2. The young man has planned to save some money each month.

3. The chairman invited the speaker to present his arguments

4. The teacher asked the boy to examine his work carefully.

5. The dog looked as if it was about to attack me.

6. Dogs seldom tolerate cats because the cats are capable of harming them.

7. The terrorists finally surrendered after fighting continuously for twenty four hours.

8. The Mayor distributed the prizes at the sports meet.

9. His irresponsible habits caused his ruin.

10. An Ad Hoc committee has been established by the government to look into the matter.

1. I couldn’t make out a word of what he said.

2. The young man has planned to put by some money each month.

3. The chairman called upon the speaker to present his arguments.

4. The teacher asked the boy to go through his work carefully.

5. The dog looked as if it was about to go for me.

6. Dogs seldom put up with cats because the cats are capable of harming them.

7. The terrorists finally gave in after fighting continuously for twenty four hours.

8. The Mayor gave away the prizes at the sports meet.

9. His irresponsible habits brought about his ruin.

10. An Ad Hoc committee has been set up by the government to look into the matter.