Fill in the blanks with an appropriate adverb particle or preposition.
1I like to hang ............... with my friends in the evening.
Wrong!
To hang out is to spend time relaxing and enjoying yourself.
2Before I could say anything she hung ...............
Wrong!
To hang up is to end a telephone conversation by cutting the connection.
3Hang ............... ! I am coming.
Wrong!
To hang on is to wait for a short time.
4He is a cut ............... the rest.
Wrong!
When you are a cut above the rest, you are better than others.
5She is cut ............... for the show business.
Wrong!
If you are cut out for something, you have the right qualities for it.
6We will reach faster if we cut ............... the meadow.
Wrong!
To cut across something is to go through it.
7You always cut ............... when we are discussing something serious.
Wrong!
To cut in is to interrupt someone.
8She looked cut ............... so I asked what the matter was.
Wrong!
Cut up means very upset.
9I don’t like it when you run me ............... in front of my colleagues.
Wrong!
To run somebody down is to criticize them.
10Let me run ............... the details of the program again.
Wrong!
To run through is to go over as a quick rehearsal.
11Many top level athletes have pulled ............... of the event.
Wrong!
To pull out is to withdraw.
12She can pull ............... any outfit.
Wrong!
To pull off is to succeed in doing something difficult.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- I like to hang out with my friends in the evening.
- Before I could say anything she hung up
- Hang on ! I am coming.
- He is a cut above the rest.
- She is cut out for the show business.
- We will reach faster if we cut across the meadow.
- You always cut in when we are discussing something serious.
- She looked cut up so I asked what the matter was.
- I don’t like it when you run me down in front of my colleagues.
- Let me run through the details of the program again.
- Many top level athletes have pulled out of the event.
- She can pull off any outfit.
