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Phrasal Verbs Exercise

September 28, 2023 - pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. His manager turned .......................... his request for a raise.
Wrong!
Turn down = reject
2. Fasten your seat belts. The plane is about to take ........................
Wrong!
When a plane takes off, it leaves the ground and becomes airborne.
3. It took the fire brigade several hours to put .......................... the fire.
Wrong!
Put out = extinguish
4. The police are looking ............................ his financial transactions.
Wrong!
To look into is to examine.
5. I shall think ........................... your offer.
Wrong!
Think over = consider
6. The corporation has decided to put .......................... a statue of the leader.
Wrong!
Put up = erect
7. I could not make ......................... what he was saying.
Wrong!
make out = understand
8. The woman broke ........................... as she narrated her ordeal.
Wrong!
When a person breaks down, they become overwhelmed with emotion.
9. The meeting was put .......................... due to the chairman's illness.
Wrong!
Put off = postpone
10. That sofa takes ............................. a lot of space.
Wrong!
Take up = occupy
11. The doctor advised the patient to give ........................... smoking.
Wrong!
12. As she missed her train, I offered to put her ........................... for the night.
Wrong!
To put somebody up is to offer them food and lodging.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. His manager turned down his request for a raise.
  2. Fasten your seat belts. The plane is about to take off.
  3. It took the fire brigade several hours to put out the fire.
  4. The police are looking into his financial transactions.
  5. I shall think over your offer.
  6. The corporation has decided to put up a statue of the leader.
  7. I could not make out what he was saying.
  8. The woman broke down as she narrated her ordeal.
  9. The meeting was put off due to the chairman’s illness.
  10. That sofa takes up a lot of space.
  11. The doctor advised the patient to give up smoking.
  12. As she missed her train, I offered to put her up for the night.
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