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Phrasal Verbs With In And Out

May 27, 2024 - B2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate phrasal verb.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The thieves ............... through the back door.
Wrong!
To get in is to enter.
2As we didn’t have the key, we couldn’t ...............
Wrong!
3They ............... immediately after they arrived at the hotel.
Wrong!
4They are ............... their new apartment next week.
Wrong!
Before an object, write moving into.
5Janet ............... to see us in the afternoon.
Wrong!
To drop in is to pay a quick visit.
6He told me that he loved me and I believed him. I was completely ...............
Wrong!
Be taken in means be fooled or deceived.
7As she does not enjoy cooking, she ............... very often.
Wrong!
To eat out is to eat in a restaurant.
8He ............... college and it upset his parents.
Wrong!
9I absolutely loved that picture so I ............... it ……………….. and framed it.
Wrong!
10If you write in pencil, you can easily ............... mistakes.
Wrong!
11The water is very deep here. Don’t ...............
Wrong!
12They have bought a new apartment. They are ............... next week.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. The thieves got in through the back door.
  2. As we didn’t have the key, we couldn’t let ourselves in
  3. They checked in immediately after they arrived at the hotel.
  4. They are moving into their new apartment next week.
  5. Janet dropped in to see us in the afternoon.
  6. He told me that he loved me and I believed him. I was completely taken in
  7. As she does not enjoy cooking, she eats out very often.
  8. He dropped out of college and it upset his parents.
  9. I absolutely loved that picture so I cut, out it ……………….. and framed it.
  10. If you write in pencil, you can easily rub out mistakes.
  11. The water is very deep here. Don’t dive in
  12. They have bought a new apartment. They are moving in next week.
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