Phrasal verbs

Front

"Every morning, I wake up at 6 AM, but today I was so tired that I woke up at 10 AM!"

What does “wake up” mean?
A) To go to bed
B) To stop sleeping
C) To feel tired

Back

B) To stop sleeping

Front

"It was too dark in the room, so I turned on the light to see better"

What does "turn on" mean?

A) To start something (like a device or light)
B) To leave a place
C) To open a window

Back

A) To start something (like a device or light)

Front

"As soon as she got home, she took off her shoes and relaxed on the sofa"

What does “take off” mean in this sentence?

A) To put something on
B) To remove something
C) To clean something

Back

B) To remove something

Front

"I was driving when I ran out of gas"

What does “run out of” mean?
A) To lose something
B) To have no more of something
C) To give something away

Back

B) To have no more of something

Front

"She put on her sunglasses before going to the beach"

What does “put on” mean?
A) To remove clothes
B) To wear something
C) To wash something

Back

B) To wear something

Front

 "They set off on a road trip across the country last summer."

What does “set off” mean in this sentence?

A) To start a journey
B) To cancel a trip
C) To arrive at a destination

Back

A) To start a journey

Front

"You need to check in at least two hours before your flight"

What does “check in” mean in this sentence?

A) To register or confirm arrival at a place
B) To board a plane immediately
C) To pack your luggage

Back

A) To register or confirm arrival at a place

Front

"I need to get away for the weekend; let’s go to the mountains!"

What does “get away” mean in this sentence?

A) To escape or take a break from daily life
B) To arrive at a new place
C) To cancel plans

Back

A) To escape or take a break from daily life

Front

"Let’s check out that new café by the beach"

What does “check out” mean in this sentence?

A) To visit or try something new
B) To leave a hotel
C) To pay for something at a store

Back

A) To visit or try something new

Front

"Fasten your seatbelt! The plane is about to take off"

What does “take off” mean in this sentence?

A) To remove something
B) To depart or leave the ground
C) To land

Back

B) To depart or leave the ground