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Phrasal Verbs Exercise

July 21, 2021 - B2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate phrasal verb.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The meeting has been ............... until next Friday.
Wrong!
"Put off" means postponed or delayed.
2Julie ............... us yesterday.
Wrong!
"Called on" means visited someone.
3It took me quite some time to ............... her death.
Wrong!
"Get over" means recover from something sad or difficult.
4Although we had little chance of success, we didn’t ............... hope.
Wrong!
"Give up" means stop trying or stop hoping.
5She doesn’t ............... with her in-laws.
Wrong!
"Get along" means have a friendly relationship.
6He ............... when he was just 36.
Wrong!
"Passed away" means died.
7After having put a lot of effort ............... this project, I don’t want it to fail.
Wrong!
"Into" completes the phrase "put effort into something".
8If that table ............... a lot of space, it should be moved to the hall.
Wrong!
"Takes up" means occupies space.
9The teacher advised the students to ............... their lessons before the exam.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Go over" and "go through" can both mean review or examine study material.
10Firefighters were called in to ............... the fire.
Wrong!
"Put out" means extinguish a fire.
11They are ............... a new edition of that book.
Wrong!
"Bringing out" means publishing or releasing something.
12While cleaning the attic, I ............... these old photos of mine.
Wrong!
"Came across" means found by chance.
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Answers

  1. The meeting has been put off until next Friday.
  2. Julie called on us yesterday.
  3. It took me quite some time to get over her death.
  4. Although we had little chance of success, we didn’t give up hope.
  5. She doesn’t get along with her in-laws.
  6. He passed away when he was just 36.
  7. After having put a lot of effort into this project, I don’t want it to fail.
  8. If that table takes up a lot of space, it should be moved to the hall.
  9. The teacher advised the students to go over / go through their lessons before the exam.
  10. Firefighters were called in to put out the fire.
  11. They are bringing out a new edition of that book.
  12. While cleaning the attic, I came across these old photos of mine.
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