Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition or adverb particle.
1He can put ............... gallons of Coke.
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put away" can mean to eat or drink a large amount.
2Criminals who pose a threat to society should be put ...............
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put away" can mean to send someone to prison.
3I don’t like it when you put me ............... in front of my colleagues.
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put down" means to criticize or humiliate someone.
4The police failed to put ............... the riots.
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put down" can mean to stop a rebellion or riot by force.
5Since the dog had almost no chance of recovery, we had to put him ...............
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put down" can mean to kill an animal humanely because it is very ill.
6Her rude behavior put me ...............
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put off" can mean to make someone dislike something or feel unwilling.
7The exam has been put ...............
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put off" means to postpone something.
8His insistence that I lend him some money put me ...............
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put out" can mean to inconvenience or trouble someone.
9My cousin has agreed to put me ............... when I visit Mumbai next week.
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put up" can mean to give someone a place to stay.
10I cannot put ............... his impertinence.
Wrong!
The phrase "put up with" means to tolerate something unpleasant.
11Dad is trying to put ............... a fence around the garden.
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put up" can mean to build or erect something.
12If banks put ............... their interest rates, it will hurt the economy.
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put up" can mean to increase a price, rate, or charge.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- He can put away gallons of Coke.
- Criminals who pose a threat to society should be put away
- I don’t like it when you put me down in front of my colleagues.
- The police failed to put down the riots.
- Since the dog had almost no chance of recovery, we had to put him down
- Her rude behavior put me off
- The exam has been put off
- His insistence that I lend him some money put me out
- My cousin has agreed to put me up when I visit Mumbai next week.
- I cannot put up with his impertinence.
- Dad is trying to put up a fence around the garden.
- If banks put up their interest rates, it will hurt the economy.
