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Phrasal Verbs Exercise

November 18, 2018 - B2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition or adverb particle.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Why are you always cutting ............... on my conversations?
Wrong!
To cut in is to interrupt someone who is speaking.
2The hamlet is cut ............... from the other human settlements in the area.
Wrong!
If something is cut off, it cannot be accessed easily.
3Her relationship with her family is falling ...............
Wrong!
To fall apart is to break into parts.
4If his career in the show business does not take off, he always has his professional degrees to fall ...............
Wrong!
To fall back on something is to use it when nothing else works.
5We drove home to get ............... from the crowd.
Wrong!
To get away is to escape a place.
6It took her quite some time to get ............... her loss.
Wrong!
To get over something is to stop feeling bad about something terrible that has happened in the past.
7The newly opened restaurant is giving ............... free coupons.
Wrong!
To give away is to distribute.
8The task was so arduous that I gave ............... fairly quickly.
Wrong!
To give up is to stop trying.
9I was so excited when he invited me to go ............... with him.
Wrong!
To go out with somebody is to have a romantic date with them.
10She held ............... her disappointment.
Wrong!
To hold back your feelings is to hide them.
11Go ...............! Nothing will stop you.
Wrong!
12A good owner must be able to call ............... their dog.
Wrong!
To call off a dog is to stop the animals from behaving aggressively.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Why are you always cutting in on my conversations?
  2. The hamlet is cut off from the other human settlements in the area.
  3. Her relationship with her family is falling apart
  4. If his career in the show business does not take off, he always has his professional degrees to fall back on
  5. We drove home to get away from the crowd.
  6. It took her quite some time to get over her loss.
  7. The newly opened restaurant is giving away free coupons.
  8. The task was so arduous that I gave up fairly quickly.
  9. I was so excited when he invited me to go out with him.
  10. She held back her disappointment.
  11. Go ahead! Nothing will stop you.
  12. A good owner must be able to call off their dog.
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